I came across a simple method to see the NSA's activity on your windows computer.
1) open up a command shell (start/run - type "cmd" (no quotes))
2) in the command shell type "tracert nsa.gov" (no quotes)
3) sit and watch as up to 30 ip's appear
how to break the connection (for a very very short amount of time, practically useless)
1) in the command shell type "ipconfig /flushdns" (no quotes)
how to check if it worked
1) do the first 3 steps again. If the connections are broken you will get sort of an error instead of a list of ip's
edit: if for whatever reason you can't figure out how to open a command shell copy and paste the below into a text document and save as whatever.bat, then double click the bat
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I am currently researching a way to completely block these incoming connections and I will be more than happy to teach you as soon as I figure it out.
1) open up a command shell (start/run - type "cmd" (no quotes))
2) in the command shell type "tracert nsa.gov" (no quotes)
3) sit and watch as up to 30 ip's appear
how to break the connection (for a very very short amount of time, practically useless)
1) in the command shell type "ipconfig /flushdns" (no quotes)
how to check if it worked
1) do the first 3 steps again. If the connections are broken you will get sort of an error instead of a list of ip's
edit: if for whatever reason you can't figure out how to open a command shell copy and paste the below into a text document and save as whatever.bat, then double click the bat
Code:
tracert nsa.gov ipconfig /flushdns tracert nsa.gov PAUSE
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I am currently researching a way to completely block these incoming connections and I will be more than happy to teach you as soon as I figure it out.
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