#VPN Tunnel

[veuhoffblog]

QNAP + WireGuard: Einrichtung eines VPN-Servers mit QVPN Service

In diesem Artikel konfigurieren wir einen WireGuard VPN-Server auf Netzwerkspeicher von QNAP mit dem QTS und QuTS hero Betriebssystemen. Dafür installieren wir die Anwendung QVPN aus dem AppCenter. Alternativ bietet es sich auch an, WireGuard auf klassische Weise unter Linux zu installieren, z. B. über die Virtualization Station oder als Container mit der Container Station...[Weiterlesen]

[kirbylord]

markiplier was such a wet cat on that new tv show… peak cinema to me

[thetrekkiehadthephonebox]

writing informative posts for tumblr is always trying to find the exact right line between staying blandly informative, without being too authoritative on things I'm not an expert on, while wanting to get the word out, without relying on panic-inducing language, but also not wanting people to underestimate the problem, and also not blame people inadvertently for things that actually aren't their fault....

[puckpocketed]

Leeeoooo <33 <- theyre gonna figure out your move Leo you do the same one every time Leo please

[benschwartzcinematicuniverse]

silly little ask but do you know anywhere that you can stream ‘undercovers’? i’ve been trying to find it for months and i can’t find it anywhere :(

Not silly at all! If you have a VPN (there’s plenty of free apps) it’s on Tubi and 7plus in Australia. It’s out there in places, I promise. We may or may not have a watch party in the discord soon 🤐

[pedropascalunofficial]

Why is IP tracking not illegal?

Why is IP tracking not illegal?

IP tracking is used for a multitude of reasons. It will never be illegal to track (unless the information is being gathered for criminal reasons). If you would like to protect yourself from your IP being used by tumblrs to track their perceived enemies in the fandom you can download a VPN. A virtual private network (VPN) is an encrypted connection over the Internet from a device to a network. It prevents sites from seeing your real IP.

Free VPNs

If you would like to protect yourself in the fandom, these VPN serices are free to download and easy to use. They will disguise your true IP and you can get around those pesky YouTube "this is not available in your region" notices.

[lakewinnipeg]

cheap used PC tower with adequate specs (i5 quad core, 1TB SSD, optical drive for ripping) -> migrate media library -> setup jellyfin server -> setup qbittorrent & sonarr/radarr -> enable remote desktop & put the thing itself in a closet -> profit

[thetrekkiehadthephonebox]

me, seeing a ghost notification: hey it's my invisible friend (shadowbanned blogger)!

[tech-developer]

VPN – The Next-Generation

One of the most rapidly evolving technologies in the field of data security online privacy is the Virtual Private Network (VPN). VPNs have been in existence for many years but are now entering what can be considered their next generation of solutions. These innovative advancements are designed to enhance the capabilities and functionality of VPNs, making them even more secure and effective in protecting user data.

Next-generation VPN solutions build upon the traditional concept of VPNs by incorporating new technologies to further improve privacy, speed, and accessibility. These solutions are being developed to address the increasing need for protection against sophisticated cyber threats and growing concerns surrounding data privacy.

One major development in next-generation VPN solutions is the integration of advanced encryption protocols. Traditional VPNs rely on protocols like Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP) and Layer 2 Forwarding Protocol (L2TP) to establish secure connections. However, next-generation solutions are shifting towards more robust protocols like OpenVPN and IPsec, which offer superior encryption and authentication mechanisms. These protocols ensure that user data remains encrypted and protected from unauthorized access while in transit.

Another crucial aspect of next-generation VPNs is the inclusion of advanced security features. These features often include multi-factor authentication, intrusion detection systems, and malware protection. By implementing these additional layers of security, next-generation VPN solutions provide users with an added level of assurance that their online activities are safeguarded against potential threats.

Next-generation VPNs also aim to address concerns related to speed and performance. Traditionally, VPNs have been associated with reduced internet speeds due to the encryption and routing processes involved. However, new technologies such as Split Tunneling and WireGuard are being integrated into VPN solutions to mitigate these issues. Split Tunneling allows users to selectively route internet traffic through the VPN, enabling faster browsing speeds for non-sensitive activities. WireGuard, on the other hand, is a lightweight encryption protocol that offers faster connectivity and improved performance.

Moreover, next-generation VPN solutions are focusing on increased accessibility and ease of use. This means developing intuitive and user-friendly software interfaces that make setting up and managing VPN connections simpler for individuals with limited technical expertise. Additionally, the proliferation of VPN apps for various devices and operating systems ensures that users can access VPN services across a wide range of platforms, including desktops, laptops, smartphones, and tablets.

In conclusion, next-generation VPN solutions are integrating new technologies to provide enhanced privacy, security, speed, and accessibility.

With advanced encryption protocols, improved security features, and innovative performance enhancements, these next-gen VPNs are poised to offer users a superior level of data protection in an increasingly interconnected world. As cyber threats evolve, the constant evolution of VPN technology remains crucial in ensuring the privacy and security of online communications.

[dclessonsonline]

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[a-queenoffairys]

This post got me thinking and doing a bit of searching. WiFi has been around since the 90s at least, but it's another question whether or not it would have been available at a school in 2003, and he was able to connect to the Internet when he wasn't on school grounds too. I generally assumed his laptop could be using a satellite connection, but I didn't give it much serious thought.

So I asked my parents and they said if you had an always-connected laptop in 2003, it was probably using a SIM card to connect through the mobile phone network! You can even still find laptops with SIM slots today, since not everyone has the option of hooking their place of residence up to an ISP. So I have learnt something today, thank you! 👍

jeremie belpois was out here opening his laptop anywhere, did the guy carry a hot spot on him 24/7, insta-connect to nearest internet? what was his skill? how’d he pull that off? did the xana alert not require internet connection even though it was his laptop?

[theeclecticlibrary]

Please for the love of all that is holy STOP USING FREE VPNS. You know that adage about how, "If a service is free, you're the product?" It's extremely true, particularly when it comes to free VPNs.

A 2016 study of Android VPNs found that:

75% of free VPNs use 3rd-party tracking software

38% of free VPNs contain code flagged as malware

19% tunnel your data through FULLY UNENCRYPTED CONNECTIONS

84% of all VPNs were leaking IPv6 traffic

66% of all VPNs were leaking DNS traffic

4 of the VPNs tested were ACTIVELY DOING TLS INJECTIONS

You are straight up better off trusting your ISP with your traffic data than some random VPN you found and downloaded from the internet. Using no VPN is far far safer than using a free VPN whose whole profit model is built off selling your information.