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by 01CGAT 6y ago
The technology used for this is the same as for locating your lost device and takes care of privacy in a very smart way, more info: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-find-my-cryptography-bluet... "Apple says an el
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by 01CGAT 6y ago
Visiting the website through WifiMask VPN (using Digital Ocean servers) works fine.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
For WifiMask VPN I use the following to block ads & malware: https://github.com/Trellmor/bind-adblock
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
A snippet from the article on the residential IP's: "Furthermore, we conducted realtime device fingerprinting when we captured each IP address. And we have successfully identified the device type and vendor information for 547,497
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
This was probably the beginning of the end of Facebook, at least for me. I started interacting with Facebook much less and started to forget about it, because I didn't want everybody to see how addicted I was to Facebook. The same happ
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
It's easier because the current tools of building the planes are not made for this new type of planes. Update the tools and building this new type of plane will be easy too.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
2016: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-14/norway-s-...
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Founder of WifiMask VPN here. Maybe you want to try it with a free trial for 7 days :-) : wifimask.com.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Maybe OpenVPN + UDPspeeder could do something: https://github.com/wangyu-/UDPspeeder
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
FTR, they say: "As you can see, the ascp client performs over 200x faster than FTP, and can download the whole file in 9 seconds. It’s pretty magical." But the example shows MB/s vs Mb/s. It's not over 200x times f
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
To maybe better answer this question, I've found this for example: https://gist.github.com/hcooper/814247
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
To answer this question: yes, OpenVPN can handle multiple users/connections simultaneously.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
You could generate a certificate for each user, but without the duplicate-cn option a user is only allowed 1 connection to the same server. You can also use username/password authentication instead of certificates, also in this case yo
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
OpenVPN has the duplicate-cn option available, two connections with the same common name are then allowed.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Using a database for user authentication, you could write a script to fill the database with some usernames and passwords. Or create a webfrontend for users to register their own usernames and passwords.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
What can I say, part of the OpenVPN config: status /dev/null log /dev/null verb 0 Part of the IPSec config: charondebug="asn -1, cfg -1, chd -1, dmn -1, enc -1, esp -1, ike -1, imc -1, imv -1, job -1, knl -1, lib -1
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Some television programs are: https://www.utopiatv.nl/live
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
May I suggest to turn off logging for your own server too? :-) Anyone with physical access to the server can access the logs, maybe even when the disks are encrypted, I can imagine someone with the right knowledge can extract the key from R
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
These are a very interesting questions and invite to write more about in detail, which makes me think to write blog articles about it. Stay tuned! ;-)
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Haha, thanks!
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
We are very flexible, if DO isn't the best choice anymore for our demands, we will look around for other options.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
I have seen this throughout macOS lately with other apps too, a rightclick will show you the paste option btw. Meanwhile I will investigate this, thanks!
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we have example OpenVPN config files available for advanced users: https://www.wifimask.com/contact#androidwindows
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Customers are confirming it still works, but I cannot say if it will keep working in the future.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
I have tested both OVH and Hetzner, Digital Ocean's speed is much faster and stable worldwide. I'm definitely keeping an eye on WireGuard, it is very promising.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Nice one! I think an optional notification is the best option, it's hard to notice even a red icon I believe.
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
Your comment makes me think of a "Warrant canary" which we could set up to inform our customers that we have been served with a government subpoena: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warrant_canary Thanks!
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
All servers are purchased from Digital Ocean only at the moment. I think it is very important to buy servers from a thrustworthy party especially in the VPN business, even if that means we pay a little bit extra. VPN is a brutal business. B
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
BREIN doesn't care if you use a VPN to protect your privacy and security when you're not doing anything illegal. Especially not when you're connected to a VPN server somewhere on the other side of the planet. ;-)
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by 01CGAT 7y ago
I will rephrase it, the intention is not to push responsibilities, we are merely asking our customers to let us know if they ever find a vulnerability. Thanks for the feedback!

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