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Software VPN managing all routes is perfectly fine to network traffic. The network traffic is totally taken. The problem here is OTHER SOFTWARE running on the
by dylz 9y ago
Software VPN managing all routes is perfectly fine to network traffic.
The network traffic is totally taken.
The problem here is OTHER SOFTWARE running on the computer that also has visibility into the OS. For example, browsers with p2p connections will enumerate all network interfaces - including your actual adapter's IP
- mirimir 9y agoYes, and neither routing nor firewall rules will prevent that. The simplest solution is working in VMs, with a VPN client running in the host. VMs have only virtual/internal and VPN IPs, so there's nothing sensitive to leak. Or you can use pfSense VMs as VPN gateways. Indeed, you can use a few of them, to create nested VPN chains. Also Whonix, for Tor connectivity.