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TunnelVision (CVE-2024-3661): How Attackers Can Decloak Routing-Based VPNs For a Total VPN Leak
Would be great to know any VPN providers having mitigations for this.
Would be great to know any VPN providers having mitigations for this.
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Caporegime
PIA does quite well, can get up to 30MB/s sometimes, seems pretty good.
Thanks. I've just tried a free ProtonVPN account and it saturates my 500mbit connection.
Nice one, thanks! They were in my top 3 to try.
I get decent speeds using ProtonVPN.
Sorry, guess it would be more helpful if I said what
. On a 1Gbps symmetrical connection I get ~5-600Mbps on the VPN. Moving to 2.5Gbps and a dream machine SE setup soon though so will be interesting to see what thats capable of.
Sorry, guess it would be more helpful if I said what
. On a 1Gbps symmetrical connection I get ~5-600Mbps on the VPN. Moving to 2.5Gbps and a dream machine SE setup soon though so will be interesting to see what thats capable of.
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I’m getting around 770 or so Mbps using Mullvad Wireguard.I get decent speeds using ProtonVPN.
Sorry, guess it would be more helpful if I said what
Soldato
Worth looking at TorGuard as you can get it for around $20pa with discount codes; does line speed (~30MB/s) at home via WireGuard and happily chugs 80-90MB/s via OpenVPN (10Gb line; haven't tried WireGuard) and that's both to EU servers.
That doesn't make sense, Wireguard is usually much faster than OpenVPN.
Soldato
Perhaps i didn't make the post clearer; it's two different locations, haven't tried Wireguard on the 10Gb line - i suspect it would be a lot, lot higher if i did though.
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Iv got a wire guard server setup at home on a n100 box and connect to it with my phone. The throughput I get on the phone is 111mbit download and 203 mbit upload.
My phone is a android xaiomi redmi note 9s that has arm a76 cores. Is this the max limit of these arm cores?
My phone is a android xaiomi redmi note 9s that has arm a76 cores. Is this the max limit of these arm cores?
Could anyone please tell me if there are any major known issues with Private Internet Access (PIA) these days?
My main reason for using a VPN is that I'm uncomfortable with the idea of advertising companies collecting personal information/tracking me and making money from trading that information.
I've no problem with government security or law enforcement knowing what kind of 'art' I like so 14 Eyes isn't really an issue and I'm not a heavy user so don't want to spend more than I need to.
On a 150Mbs connection.
PIA seem to be a reasonably well reviewed provider (not the best) and the deal they're doing at the moment is very tempting as long as there's not a particular downside with the service I'm unaware of.
Cheers.
My main reason for using a VPN is that I'm uncomfortable with the idea of advertising companies collecting personal information/tracking me and making money from trading that information.
I've no problem with government security or law enforcement knowing what kind of 'art' I like so 14 Eyes isn't really an issue and I'm not a heavy user so don't want to spend more than I need to.
On a 150Mbs connection.
PIA seem to be a reasonably well reviewed provider (not the best) and the deal they're doing at the moment is very tempting as long as there's not a particular downside with the service I'm unaware of.
Cheers.
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Like several VPN brands these days, PIA is now owned by a malvertising company. Look to Air, Mullvad, Azire, Proton or Windscribe for a 'clean' VPN. If streaming is important to you, read each site carefully.