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Me too. I cancelled my subscription about a week ago when I first heard of it (and I explained why on their cancellation form). I'm looking at Mullvad and Nord
by NickHoff 7y ago
Me too. I cancelled my subscription about a week ago when I first heard of it (and I explained why on their cancellation form).
I'm looking at Mullvad and NordVPN. I know Nord had a MITM attack on a Finnish datacenter a few months ago and didn't immediately notify affected users. I'm having trouble understanding what it says about Nord's culture and likely behavior in the future. On a technical level, it's pretty bad when users of a VPN like this can be MITM'd. Blaming the datacenter's remote admin tools doesn't help me as a user because the same thing could happen again. I know they have a bug bounty program and audits now, but still I'm concerned that they didn't notify people which might indicate a cultural problem.
How would Nord handle a problem like this in the future, and can we still trust them?
- mirimir 7y agoNordVPN apparently using residential proxies is pretty iffy.
- ac29 7y agoYou may want to read the comments and article linked here before thinking about NordVPN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21664692 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21664692 They are seemingly sketchily using "residential proxies" at least for Disney+. These proxies seem to be coming from their customers, or customers of a company NordVPN is closely tied to - likely without their knowledge.
- jayalpha 7y agoAstrill. Not the cheapest but I am very happy with it. Also to circumvent GFC
- ssklash 7y agoI use Mullvad and have had nothing but positive experiences.
- richardARPANET 7y agoUsing NordVPN is never a smart idea. Same goes for using a VPN linked to a US company, unfortunately. Use Mullvad or https://www.ipredator.se/ https://www.ipredator.se/
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- SahAssar 7y agoI would never use NordVPN simply based on FUD-based advertising. The breach is just the cherry on top.