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We have almost 10 years worth of Win7 updates that need to be done and the amount of bandwith can’t be handled by our VPN. Are the security risks of enabling split-tunnel a lot smaller when its just enabled during an update p… Continue reading Split tunneling to speed up Windows update
Telegram is an instant messaging app, well known for its focus on security and encryption. It’s used by government officials, journalists, and the paranoid, and can also handle VoIP calls, in addition to its text messaging capability. [PiMaker] wondered if all this encryption could be put to good use, and …read more
Continue reading Routing IP Over Instant Messages Is Possible Yet Impractical
i’m trying to use openvpn client to connect TLS VPN server
here is my .ovpn file
client
tls-client
dev tun
proto tcp
remote example.com 443
resolv-retry infinite
auth-user-pass
persist-key
persist-tun
nobind
#remote-ce… Continue reading how to force openvpn client to use TLS instead of SSL connection
not sure if it’s right place to ask for help, if not please forgive me. So I need to fill up VPN comparison table for my college homework, I’m not really familliar with VPN’s , just started to learn more about them in college… Continue reading Need help with VPN technologies comparison table [on hold]
iodine is a dns tunnel.
When does this program work in a payed public wifi?
There are different technics to redirect user in a captive portal:
DNS Redirect
ICMP redirect
HTTP redirect
In which cases does iodine work?
What a VPN does is take the encrypted traffic from the client, decrypt it and forward it to the server, while tor bounces the traffic in multiple nodes decrypting a layer at each node.
I have some questions about the securit… Continue reading Deanonimizing VPN/tor traffic
I got a badUsb, my current solution is: it downloads netcat.exe and establishes a netcat connection between test-box and me with the help of localxpose tunneling (when I’m not in the same network).
The huge problem with this… Continue reading Problems with getting reverse shell
I know it’s recommended to use a VPN with a hotel WiFi but if I’m in a hurry and don’t have time to setup my own VPN server would an SSH tunnel (invoked with ssh -D) work just as well to secure my web traffic?
I know it’s recommended to use a VPN with a hotel WiFi but if I’m in a hurry and don’t have time to setup my own VPN server would an SSH tunnel (invoked with ssh -D) work just as well to secure my web traffic?
Firstly sorry, maybe dumb question, but I have one service running on my server which can be operated only by telnet (port 23), but I know that telnet is insecure, so I blocked port 23 in iptables except loopback interface (t… Continue reading Is telnet secure through SSH tunneling