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Glossary Term Proxy Chaining

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What is Proxy Chaining?

Proxy Chaining is the practice of routing network traffic through multiple proxy servers to enhance anonymity, security, and access control measures.

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Understanding Proxy Chaining

Proxy chaining is a technique used to increase anonymity and obfuscate the origin of network traffic by passing data through multiple proxy servers in a sequential manner. Each proxy server forwards the traffic to the next in line, making it harder to trace back to the original source. This method is commonly utilized to bypass restrictions, improve privacy, and enhance security during online activities.

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