hamachi - rocks ? :/

Discussion in 'privacy technology' started by Mr. Kartoffel, May 13, 2006.

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  1. Mr. Kartoffel

    Mr. Kartoffel Registered Member

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    Hi,

    i have searched arround for some experiences with hamchi or some analysis
    about the security and privacy aspects while using this tool/service...

    but i have not found any analysis of the privacy drawbacks, wich mabye exist (or not)?

    I my tests, the service obviously rocks for lan gaming over the inet, with a zero
    configuration vpn...

    But there is kind of bad feeling feeling while using closed software, which:
    -- installs a network adapter to windows (driver, admin access to my system)
    -- ENCRYPT ALL his traffic and used SERVER CONNECTS for his nat traversal!
    -- free but closed software for a rocking service :/

    I'am grateful for all comments, links or analysis of this facts....

    greetings
    Mr. Kartoffel


    http://www.grc.com/sn/SN-018.htm, dosen't fulfil my aspects... :-(
     
  2. Mr. Kartoffel

    Mr. Kartoffel Registered Member

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    nothing to say?, no experience arround hamachi?

    :'(
     
  3. bigc73542

    bigc73542 Retired Moderator

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    sorry, never heard of it :doubt:
     
  4. trickyricky

    trickyricky Registered Member

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    Surely you either trust the software/authors, and use/enjoy it for your own benefit, or you go down the paranoid/safest route and find another more-complicated solution?

    I'm sure that for gaming it's an excellent choice, as it is for other small-scale or non business-critical applications. I've tried it out a few times and it seemed to work fine straight away, which is really what it's all about.

    Give it a whirl and see how it performs.
     
  5. rdsu

    rdsu Registered Member

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    It's a very nice application that can be used to share files, chat and use it access to a remote computer with security, for example...

    I'm waiting for the final...
     
  6. Mr. Kartoffel

    Mr. Kartoffel Registered Member

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    yes, thats right...it is an easy way to get a VPN and even newbie save...
     
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