We know that socks 5 proxy is very good and anonymous. Now you can make your socks 5 proxy with the help of ssh. You can make it by tunneling connection through your remote computer on a network or internet with ssh.
You just need this command on terminal :
$ ssh -D port user@remote_computer
example :
$ ssh -D 1234 john@100.100.100.100
-D option here is for tunneling, and port is the port you are using to connect to your remote computer. I use port 1234 here on example.
To use this socks proxy, for example on a browser you need to fill the socks proxy address with "localhost" and port 1234, and choose socks 5 proxy.
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