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For this audience, one would assume this isn't anything new. The next level of 'detail'/risk to consider here is the fact that so many apps, and even browsers,
by dotBen 13y ago
For this audience, one would assume this isn't anything new.
The next level of 'detail'/risk to consider here is the fact that so many apps, and even browsers, will bind to the "on connection" event of connecting to a wifi hotspot - before you can initiate your VPN your twitter client* has already sent your authenticated token over the wire, etc.
I've tried to hack something together with iptables but that doesn't work either in airports/etc where there are splash screens to negotiate, etc.
( = yes, you could use a better client, but then the reason we need VPNs in the first place is that so many apps and sites don't use https)
- mitchty 13y agoA lame workaround would be to close all apps prior to putting your laptop to sleep, then engaging the vpn and only afterwards restarting the apps. Shouldn't be too big of a deal now that tabs/sessions are mostly saved in chrome/firefox no? And well not like losing your twitter credentials is a big deal anyway. (i'm not a huge twitter fan btw :D)