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Which VPN provider are you talking about? Are you sure that it is not just NTP servers being served via DHCP once the connection is established and your comput
by gog 9y ago
Which VPN provider are you talking about?
Are you sure that it is not just NTP servers being served via DHCP once the connection is established and your computer trying to use those provided by your VPN?
- petecooper 9y agoIt's PureVPN. I'm not 100% sure about any of the ntpd connection requests, they're not predictable in their appearance. Some sessions are very quiet (zero requests), others I get a bunch of incoming connection requests for smbd, and other odd things. I really should start taking notes rather than just deny the connections.
- KekDemaga 9y agoLeakage from other clients perhaps?
- petecooper 9y agoThat's my gut feeling, yes.
- gog 9y agoIt looks like your VPN provider does not isolate traffic between clients connected to the same server. That is pretty bad, security vise.
- petecooper 9y agoThat's what I'm thinking. Suffice to say after a bit more poking around today, I no longer use the service.
- jandrese 9y agoWhat server is your NTP Daemon configured to use? pool.ntp.org? That could just be different pool addresses coming up.