You can use curl to see the http headers from an email link, or webpage is going to send you to a known bad page. If you want to see the contents of the page, without risk of infection (look for base64 encoding is a good sign of an infected page, but common sense will prevail) – just curl the http://address without parameters. But if you want to get the headers from an http request using curl instead of your browser – perhaps to troubleshoot http response codes, ssl certificates or other website problems, then this is a technique that will help you…
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Using an ssh server that has internet access as a browsing point, you will create an ssh tunnel from your local PC to a remote server. Source all of your traffic from it, and encrypt communications to it using free software. This tutorial will show you how to setup an SSH Tunnel and use this to create a Socks Proxy.
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