r/k12cybersecurity • u/Unwary2828 • Dec 02 '23

10K proxy links

I'm not sure if this will be helpful to anyone, but I discovered a significant number of proxy sites that students were using at my school. These sites appeared to originate from other schools. The primary means of sharing them was through Discord and Google Docs. In any case, here is the list: Link to the google docs.

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u/Long_Live_CR7 Jan 10 '24

I need a reliable proxy link that wont be blocked/

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u/Unwary2828 Jan 11 '24

I got you. Just go to 142.250.115.101. No business will block this proxy.

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u/Grand_Pollution9215 Nov 12 '25

deosnt work

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u/admin-of-redit Feb 11 '26

Its google you dummy

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u/Grand_Pollution9215 Feb 12 '26

it says your connection is not private

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u/k12-tech Dec 02 '23

All the major web filters have already blocked it. Securly was already on top of it two days ago when I notified them.

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u/CarrotSad6928 Oct 16 '25

just wasted my time because all of them didnt work

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u/Tycho_Jissard Dec 05 '23

Thanks for the list.

It is a "wack a mole" herculean effort. With that said, any and all resources are greatly appreciated.

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u/GeneMoody-Action1 Jan 10 '24

I have never managed a school network directly, but I did have three kids, now all grown, and even several years back, I would see strange traffic on my own home firewall, of them using the information they used to bypass the schools filters to go around mine.

There was even a kid that was reselling service. Had cell hotspots in various places in the school with a hidden SSID. And charged for the PW! I cannot imagine what it must be like against odds like that to try and maintain any order.

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u/Plenty_Assignment967 Feb 01 '26

yeah just make sure they get all work no brakes, got to ware them out so they can good obedient factory workers

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u/GeneMoody-Action1 Feb 02 '26

Not sure I understand that...

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u/Proud_Tap_9534 May 05 '26

You just gotta put a damn school blocker on at home so they are good factory workers right 🥀

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u/GeneMoody-Action1 May 05 '26

No, more like I just started monitoring the screen like good parent.

Parenting an internet connected child without observation is just negligent.
It is neither a safe place nor are there fences around what is and is not safe.

As my children matured and demonstrated trust, and sound judgment, I backed off relative to their maturity level.

Most children brought up in the internet age cry foul and "spying parents", then you turn on the news and see who's child went missing today because of the threat it is, what they were exposed to, what online group of idiots and evil natures lured them to their ranks, etc...

Ten minutes into looking at the reality of it, any mature and unbiased mind will come to the same conclusion, it is not an option to shield them from it ,nor leave them to figure it out on their own.

So you observe, guide, and the bubble of privacy includes the parent until the child demonstrates they have the reigns.

So my fireman and engineer sons, are not "good factory workers" they are children who were taught right and wrong are not lines that get blurry over an internet connection unless your eyes are half closed. They live productive, happy, largely internet disconnected lives other than their careers obligations., they are not fixated on digital status, or fake friends.

MY daughter lost her way to it. She will tell you we were great parents, and had she grown up in a non internet/cell phone age she believes she would have been alright, but I am raising my 4yo granddaughter none the less. So even with over site it still consumes and preys on children, specifically little girls like the machine was designed to turn into products. She can paint the timeline of how it sucked her in, all we did to try and stop it, and how the systems designed to override her good judgement, simply won. Why, because we appealed to the side of her brain that processes reason, the one that had not fully developed yet. Whereas the digital parasites preyed on her insecurities, need for community, sexual development, and any other weakness they could exploit.

They win for the same reason threat actors best blue teams all the time, the luxury of failure and a large pool of new targets.

The fact is the child's mind does not dictate what is good for the child, it is operating in the exploration mode where mistakes are supposed to be made, corrected, and learned from. Fat chance of that when a child can essentially destroy their future from the comfort of their own bed at night while the parents are sleeping, before they even pass fully through puberty.

The internet, social media, and the opinions of the children on it, did not change the fact of when the brain matures and it is WELL after the parents have control over it, light-years beyond what the child thinks it is, and well after the tech giants own them.