Intermediate servers that forward all requests and responses for a specific service (e.g. web access), and often perform caching as well. These are used for five main purposes: (1) To cut down on total bandwidth and thus speed up the network overall (2) To increase individual privacy (3) To implement "censorware" such as Bess (4) To get around "censorware" (5) To log the activities of users Free (25) Software@ (80) 1. Anonymize.net - Providers of anonymous secured Internet access service where all traffic is routed through an encrypted VPN connection. 2. Anonymizer - Offers anonymous surfing, secure tunneling, dial-up, and anti-spyware software. Trial versions available. 3. beHidden.com - Offer 30mb of free anonymous transfer per day. Paid service available with no limits. Also offer anonymous email. 4. CECID - CECID (and its client FLACCID) are anonymisers that remove tracable information and bounce a request off several other clients in a decentralized P2P anonymisation network. 5. Domain Forte - Anonymous Web surfing via CGI proxy 6. Guardster.com - Anonymous web proxy, with additional features for subscribers. 7. Somebody Anonymizer - Commercial service provides proxy, enhanced DNS, privacy protection, anonymous surfing, anonymous mailing and anti-censorship services. 8. Proxy Stealth Tests - These tests will allow you to check to see if your proxy is anonymous. 9. the-Cloak - Anonymizing proxy with option to remove Java, JavaScript, and block cookies and ads. Requires JavaScript. Pay service offers more bandwidth than free version.

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