The author has released this unsupported "patch" to the official release of Naoko 4.5. Use at your own risk. As always, available for free guest download.

A wonderfully glorious age has come to an end unfortunately. Proxomitron will no longer be developed. The authors comments are below.

Versions 4.4 and the newest 4.5 are and forever will be available for download at ComputerCops.biz.

Soon, for posterity, all previous releases shall also be available for download from the same site.

Perhaps I'm seeking a way to obtain as many supportive users as possible to rally to Scott and try to keep this program from coming to an end.

In such an effort, please respond with your comments to this new article. Lets show Scott our support and dedication for his free work in preserving our privacy.

Scott Lemmon has release this week the newest addition to the Proxomitron Saga: Naoko 4.5. Computer Cops is the official download site for both the binary installation and zip archive distributions. Our support forums, hosted by the author himself, can also be found here on site officially.

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April, 13, 2003

The following has been announced by the author of the Proxomtiron. As he has already noted within the readme.txt as well as the changlog.txt files this beta has many new functions including the ad of a a new Dom filter.

Quote by Scott R. Lemmon - Proxomition's Author

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I'm releasing a kind of "limited" beta test for the next version of Proxomitron (no fanfare yet - I just plan to mention it on the forums and list). Quite a lot has changed under the hood and I want to do kind of a test run to shake out any new bugs. Still, anyone who's interested in checking it out can grab it from here..."

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Scott Lemmon's Proxomitron Files (with his blessing) are now available online at Computer Cops. The following link can be used to access the main contents page: click here.

February 19, 2003 10:55 PM EST
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Just was browsing the Proxomitron User List at Yahoo when I came across this message by Scott R. Lemmon the author of The Proxomitron - Univeral Web Filter.

The exploit as follows:

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Sending a parameter with a buffer of 1024 bytes in length or more, causes Proxomitron Naoko to crash.

This vulnerability can be easily exploited to execute code.

Anonymous writes "The error mentioned causes your mediaplayer to ping for your proxy instead of the gateway. This results in annoying popups of proxy authentication(when you're lucky, if not it won't connect at all....)

This workaround is quicker and better than the microsucks' solution, which doesn't work in all cases anyway.

Install proxomitron, define your proxy and in advanced settings your authentication data. Whenever problematic, switch on the authentication filter. Get necessary data from the logwindow.

redirect ONLY your mediaplayer to the proxomitron or use your browser settings.

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All Proxomitron users can now download from the download subsection of Computer Cops site 3 tutorials by altosax related to Proxomitron use and filters writing.

The announce of the upload is posted here:
http://www.computercops.biz/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=7497#7497

The titles of the tutorials instead are:
How speed up filtering and place filters in the right order
How write filters using an implied IF-THEN-ELSE structure
How write new filters with the help of a filter template

Scott Lemmon's official release for the new version 4.4 is Oct 7, 2002. But since we are an official distributor, Scott's given us the ZIP and EXE files to put online tonight for your pleasure. Spread the word... the links to download either are...

MikeBliv writes "This is a program to help manage your collection of Proxomitron filters. Requires MS Access 2000 to be installed.

Main Features:

- Create and compile multiple configurations that can be exported
- Import existing configuration files/filters
- Compares imported filters with similarly named filters in the database and lets you select which one to keep
- Easily see the active status of each "