each key file would be per auth/connection. so if you've got one config, one certificate, and one key, you should be able to use at least 1...
There are three issues if you use just username/pass: 1) Authentication: If your vpn provider didn't provide keys/certs, you can't verify you are...
Depends on your use I suppose. For someone who wants to use the latest xyz tech/service: You can configure the network adapter to use a specific...
The question for google isn't how they protect it from others, but how they themselves are actually using it, and how long they are keeping the...
It shouldn't be necessary if the vpn push data is configured. the vpn provider will send dns server updates via dhcp which get applied to the...
xb will accept bitcoins, as will many other service providers we do business with. even the EFF accepts bitcoin donations. Exchangers....
I wrote an instructional for it a few years ago on preventing DNS leaks.
Encryption is usually never broken, because it is not the weak link; however, the Tor network has been compromised numerous times by other methods...
Correct. From the host, your computer, the path (circuit) is selected, and the data encrypted like so: [entry-node(middle-node(exit-node(DATA)))]....
Yes. No. No. It gets handed data encrypted in three russian-doll layers. It can only unlock the first layer and pass it to the next node...
Remember, the algorithm is relevant to the datatype you are encrypting, and can have counter-intuitive results. You can't trust the cipher bit...
Regarding DHCP on/off: DHCP is where the new routes are coming from. Your computer is relatively blind/ignorant of network routing, and relies on...
Tor has its pros and cons. The question is what problem you are trying to solve, or are you looking for a proactive solution to an unknown threat?...
This is a little dirty. But there are much worse systems out there, like the automatic geolocation recording that cellphone providers perform.
Looks like a standard https proxy service using a firefox plugin.
If someone is going to be doing local security attacks, they will have no problem spoofing mac addresses from the arp domain. fyi but not related.
Hmm, i wonder why strongvpn says they've been around since 1995. Their website was created only in 2006.
If a company is not explicit in stating that they don't store or sell your data, it is most likely they do sell it. Why? Because that is a selling...
You have to shut off DHCP after deleting a route (switch your method from dhcp to static addressing), otherwise the service will send all the...
Getting ready to release. :) [ATTACH]
Browser fingerprints work like crime-scene fingerprints. There may not be a match in the database yet, but if you were ever fingerprinted before...
Ah, yes. Sometimes the implications are a little abstract. Browser Fingerprinting means that even if you use a VPN or other anonymous service, if...
The browser fingerprinters gather entropic data that cannot be modified by anything plugins have access to. Even if you spoofed the user agent,...
This won't work, unless you keep on using the directories and internet infrastructure authorities your ISPs provide to you. This will be one of...
You can't effectively block browser fingeprinting with a plugin because the browser is part of the problem. The deal is this: unique pieces of...
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