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You mistake VPN for anonymization tool. It's not, it's for joining two or more non-public networks together (in degenerate case a network consists of a single h
by dozzie 10y ago
You mistake VPN for anonymization tool. It's not, it's for joining two or more
non-public networks together (in degenerate case a network consists of
a single host only). What you want is implemented by Tor, though you still
need encryption+authentication channel between yourself and destination server
(i.e. SSL/TLS connection).
- sbierwagen 10y agoHTTPS doesn't hide metadata, of course. An exit node can still see what servers you're connecting to.
- dozzie 10y agoOf course it can, but it cannot tell who is making the connection (this is implemented by onion routing) or what was sent (this is implemented by TLS), and without the payload it cannot infer who is making the connection.