UBT/FBT Notes
I won't go much into details.
UBT = Unlimited Browsing Techniques
FBT = Free Browsing Techniques
Basically these are hacks to be able to get online without being charged by the Globe or Smart networks. Almost all of them require a proxy server of some sort. Not all of them work and some only work using a particular network. All of them are illegal so use at your own risk!
*Whitelisted domains
Most networks allow free access to specific domains. The technique is to use a proxy and to trick the filter into thinking the proxy is part of an allowed domain. Ex. allowed-domain.proxy.com. The filter sees the string "allowed-domain" and allows the (proxied) traffic to pass thru uncharged.
*Whitelisted ports
This used to be found on the Globe networks but was (unknowingly?) patched when they did some network upgrades. Basically they allow http traffic on unconventional ports.
*DNS Encapsulation
You could encapsulate other kinds of tcp/ip traffic in dns packets. The network does not charge for domain name lookups, etc.
*ICMP Encapsulation
Similar to DNS encapsulation, you could encapsulate data in ICMP traffic. Some networks charge for ICMP traffic though.
UBT = Unlimited Browsing Techniques
FBT = Free Browsing Techniques
Basically these are hacks to be able to get online without being charged by the Globe or Smart networks. Almost all of them require a proxy server of some sort. Not all of them work and some only work using a particular network. All of them are illegal so use at your own risk!
*Whitelisted domains
Most networks allow free access to specific domains. The technique is to use a proxy and to trick the filter into thinking the proxy is part of an allowed domain. Ex. allowed-domain.proxy.com. The filter sees the string "allowed-domain" and allows the (proxied) traffic to pass thru uncharged.
*Whitelisted ports
This used to be found on the Globe networks but was (unknowingly?) patched when they did some network upgrades. Basically they allow http traffic on unconventional ports.
*DNS Encapsulation
You could encapsulate other kinds of tcp/ip traffic in dns packets. The network does not charge for domain name lookups, etc.
*ICMP Encapsulation
Similar to DNS encapsulation, you could encapsulate data in ICMP traffic. Some networks charge for ICMP traffic though.
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