New Update NetworkChuck Cloud Browser - Browse the Web Securely and Anonymously

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The ultimate tool for threat research, open-source intelligence (OSINT) collections or accessing those high-risk links. Keep your online activities private and your devices safe from malware.

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Website: NetworkChuck Cloud Browser

It's basically setting up a browser in datacenters all around the world and streams back the pages you visit to your own real browser.
 
Cloudbase browser so the session parts makes sense. It's not free and personal I would probably skip the promotional parts/ads and go straight with Kasm.

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Has anyone tried this, if so, what did you think? Hey Mikey!!!!!!!
Try the demo:

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A fair headsup! If one try any malicious urls, avoid use any personal/private accounts ( browser/mail etc ) enabled. Cloudbased services ain't automatic bulletproof and extra not against credential theft/stealing.
 
It's basically setting up a browser in datacenters all around the world and streams back the pages you visit to your own real browser.
This just came up in news feed, looks very similar. I also wonder if this is a threat to the security software business?

SquareX aims to protect users from various browser-based attacks such as phishing, identity theft, and session hijacking by allowing users to open links and files in a cloud environment so that anything malicious would be contained and never reach the user’s actual device. SquareX is not creating a new browser, but rather an extension that will connect the user’s browser to the cloud service. The idea isn’t so different from other browser isolation technologies on the market but it's geared towards the individual user.
 
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A fair headsup! If one try any malicious urls, avoid use any personal/private accounts ( browser/mail etc ) enabled. Cloudbased services ain't automatic bulletproof and extra not against credential theft/stealing.
The cloud browser is a man-in-the-middle type of experience, therefore it’s not recommended for personal use, and more geared towards researchers? Correct?