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Secure internet for people who travel frequently or work from coffee shops. Filter the “free” internet connection through a TOR router and protect your network/
by moorhosj 8y ago
Secure internet for people who travel frequently or work from coffee shops. Filter the “free” internet connection through a TOR router and protect your network/browsing.
- shakkhar 8y agoAnything wrong with just using a VPN?
- moorhosj 8y agoNo, not at all. I view it similar to the classic Dropbox discussion. There were existing alternatives, but Dropbox took off because "it just worked" without having to use FTP and Linux. In this case, you eliminate the VPN step, by linking the router to your devices and using that single device to connect. Secondly, with VPN, I first have to connect to the open network in order to activate the VPN. I also need to do it for each device I want to connect (phone, computer, tablet).
- tenzo 8y agohttps://www.expressvpn.com/ https://www.expressvpn.com/
- rando444 8y agoTOR is not meant for security, it's meant for anonymity. If you are logging into services that can identify you, checking your personal email over a TOR connection, or doing work over a TOR connection, you're putting yourself and your company at risk.