Anonymous proxy server usage guarantees you powerful protection under working in Internet: anonymous proxy doesn't show your real (which is appointed one under connection with provider) IP-address changing it. Thus, using only your real IP address (if you don’t use proxy) and the information about your operating system, a web site you’ve visited can automatically exploit security holes in your system using some even not very complex free hacking programs. Some of such programs may just hang your machine, making you reboot it, but other, more powerful ones, can get access to the content of your hard drive or RAM.

So, anonymous proxy, doesn’t transfer the information about the IP-address of the client, and thus effectively hide the information about you and your surfing interests. Such proxy can be used for all kinds of web services, such as web mail, web chat rooms, FTP archives, etc. As a result your own IP-address doesn't state in server logs of the site you’d visited. You can use anonymous proxy server with a password access. Indicating such a proxy in your browser's setups you're getting a chance to transfer along all the Net anonymously.

Authorization is recognizing only on login/password. You can get them in issue "Proxy" in Members Area.

VPN – virtual private network

The Virtual Private Network (VPN) has risen fast to become a major networking technology in just a few years. VPN is a secure Internet bandwidth. It provides all the traffic encoding from your computer to VPN server. Nobody could discover your real IP-address. So nobody could fix your geographical location. All the programs installed in your computer will work through VPN automatically. This is the main VPN difference from an anonymous proxy for which software providing of connection through proxy is a requirement.

No additional software is required for VPN usage. All the necessary things are included into Windows/Unix Operational Systems delivery. Step by step instruction concerning setup of VPN connection is available at: http://poptop.sourceforge.net/dox/