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This can't be repeated often enough: If you have some ssh server somewhere (who hasn't), you can very easily create a 'VPN over ssh' by calling: sshuttle -r u
by singularity2001 10y ago
This can't be repeated often enough:
If you have some ssh server somewhere (who hasn't), you can very easily create a 'VPN over ssh' by calling:
sshuttle -r user@remote_host 0.0.0.0/0 --dns
It works nicely together with dnscrypt
- Tepix 10y agoThis only moves the problem slightly. You then have to trust the network surrounding your SSH box.
- _jal 10y agoIt does more than that. AWS or Linode are not, to my knowledge, deploying the sort of intrusive, ad-centric deep packet inspection that Comcast, for instance, is. It is also a layer of separation from your actual IP address, which is worth less than it may seem at first, but helps. Of course, that could change if everyone starts using homebrew VPNs. That's a bit hard to imagine, but stranger things and all that.