Hack: turn your iPhone into a proxy server
Hacking the iPhone‘s EDGE connection for your laptop’s net-surfing pleasure? Nate True over at the cre.ations blog points this out as an interesting proposition with the srelay application, which when properly uploaded into your iPhone, turns it into a SOCKS server. Before interested readers can get cracking, however, the hack requires that owners run their iPhone through the Jailbreak app, and have had the phone tethered to their PC.
The instructions should be available in the read link, although readers are warned that using the iPhone’s EDGE connection for their laptop may get them into hot water with AT&T terms of service agreement. Furthermore, the instructions that will be provided for were done using Windows only – the author has yet to test them on a Mac. And definitely no word if this may conflict with the previously detected Vodafone exploit.
To give you an idea of how the whole hack will look, we’ll also provide for this similar YouTube video we picked up, posted by buzzert1.
Hacking the iPhone‘s EDGE connection for your laptop’s net-surfing pleasure? Nate True over at the cre.ations blog points this out as an interesting proposition with the srelay application, which when properly uploaded into your iPhone, turns it into a SOCKS server. Before interested readers can get cracking, however, the hack requires that owners run their iPhone through the Jailbreak app, and have had the phone tethered to their PC.
The instructions should be available in the read link, although readers are warned that using the iPhone’s EDGE connection for their laptop may get them into hot water with AT&T terms of service agreement. Furthermore, the instructions that will be provided for were done using Windows only – the author has yet to test them on a Mac. And definitely no word if this may conflict with the previously detected Vodafone exploit.
To give you an idea of how the whole hack will look, we’ll also provide for this similar YouTube video we picked up, posted by buzzert1.