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Free Open Source VPN – Curve25519,ChaCha20 – WireGuard and OpenVPN
- craftyguy 7y agoPeople should be highly skeptical of "free" VPN and proxy services. They have the power to (easily) MITM you.
- em-bee 7y agohow so? they can track where i am connecting to, but that's about it.
- craftyguy 7y agoThey can intercept DNS, they can snoop on cert names, they can monitor any unencrypted traffic (you'd be surprised how much there is even when you think you're hitting every site with HTTPS..)
- AtmaBhava 7y agoThat's also true, especially in the case of end-to-end asymmetrical encryption such as SSL.
- AtmaBhava 7y agoAbsolutely, that's why I recommend only using OpenInternetAccess
- dbcooper 7y agoWho are these people?
- AtmaBhava 7y agoGeniuses
- 2bitencryption 7y agofrom the site: > "Totally Free. No Strings Attached." read as "avoid at all costs" edit: oh boy, check out their "privacy policy" page. oh dear. https://openinternetaccess.com/privacy-policy.txt https://openinternetaccess.com/privacy-policy.txt
- InvaderFizz 7y agoOpenVPN and WireGuard config pages download each other's configs. Also, keys are invalidated weekly and behind a CAPTCHA, so good luck automating the process of getting new keys weekly.
- AtmaBhava 7y agoCould be automated by using a captcha service, I think just a few pennies per thousand of verifications.
- stock_toaster 7y agoImage logos weirdly stretched on landing page, header links reflowing strangely, same company also runs a "vanity crypto address" to "advertise your brand"? And providing free vpn services? Yeah, that's not sketchy _at all_....
- jeroldm 7y agoVancouver, WA, United States... I guess that is where the Vanwa comes from in their name.