3 ms·
Assuming you can't block a VPN connection since business use them, how would this work? I assume at some point you simply ban HTTPS or non-public connections, o
by coldcode 10y ago
Assuming you can't block a VPN connection since business use them, how would this work? I assume at some point you simply ban HTTPS or non-public connections, or require government certs to be the only ones used (I think Turkey or some similar country is looking at this) so MITM can be done. Of course once you stick your foot into security, all the bad folks out there will take advantage, and their goes your financial industry and more. It's a stupid idea all around but the dolts in charge seem to either not care or don't understand. Also calling all of your citizens terrorists is a nice touch.
- SixSigma 10y agoIronically I access my VPN to the UK so I can access geo-restriced UK websites while I am out of the country. Blocking it would indeed mandate blocking HTTPS, my OpenVPN piggybacks on port 143 on my UK server (though I guess DPI could spot it too).