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> VPNs can also simply protect against attacks on public networks in e.g. cafes, libraries, airports. To expand on that, you could argue this for any network,
by lgierth 9y ago
> VPNs can also simply protect against attacks on public networks in e.g. cafes, libraries, airports.
To expand on that, you could argue this for any network, even home and company networks -- who knows which of the many windows computers and android phones of my colleagues/family are bots?
- gruez 9y agoNot really against remote code execution type exploits, more like password/session stealing attacks.