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If at first you don't succeed, tou try again, again and again... until a significant percentage of your less technically savvy populace is interceptable.
by arpa 6y ago
If at first you don't succeed, tou try again, again and again... until a significant percentage of your less technically savvy populace is interceptable.
- nicbou 6y agoEventually the opposition gets weary, and you can sneak it in
- niwork 6y agoHow would it work if you had a VPN and a private certificate installed on your browser? 1. Traffic encrypted in browser using SSL 2. Traffic routed to VPN server 3. Traffic routed to target web server over public internet* 4. Back to VPN server 5. Back to browser *I assume at this point the Kazakh government can intercept the traffic and decrypted the HTTPS traffic, but that would itself be garbage because it's been encrypted by the VPN. Is this correct?
- arpa 6y agoIf the VPN endpoint is in KZ, then yes. Otherwise, no. However, if you were to be a person of interest, it would be possible to spoof the page of your vpn provider and provide you with fake vpn.