If you're worried that your real IP might revealed when OpenVPN
disconnects for what ever reason, you can use this tool that will
monitor the status of your OpenVPN connection and if it disconnects,
it will stop ALL Internet activity so your real IP will never show.
This is a 3rd Party tool. We do not give any support for it. Use it at
your own risk and follow the tool's Manual
[http://www.openvpnchecker.com/openvpnwatchdogguide.pdf] to underst...
First of all DNS leaks are less dramatic as they sound and are even
less dramatic in the reality, although when following the concept of
Anonymity it still is a good and just a logical desire to fix them!
How? Simply use public DNS nameservers.
1. The checking part: http://www.dnsleaktest.com/
[http://www.dnsleaktest.com/]
Now when connected to the VPN and if the test reveals your ISP IP, or
basically any IP that sounds familar to you/or your...
This article outlines a "blacklist-whitelist" method using the
standard Windows Firewall to block all Internet traffic, unless
connected to the VPN (via OpenVPN).Again understand that Traffic will
be allowed through OpenVPN only and nothing else, that means no
connectivity, no windows updates, not anything, except it goes through
OpenVPN!
All described steps fall under your own "risk" but surely incase of
any troubles, you can simply revert the...
As in our other KB article [1] for Windows firewall, we describe
again the black-whitelisting method but this time for Comodo firewall.
Again, we go take the most "paranoid" and safest approach and disallow
ALL Traffic, except the one specifically going through OpenVPN!
1. Download ">IMPORTANT: Firewalls work in a hirarchical structure, so
from TOP to BOTTOM manner, therefore (in our whitelist to blacklist
scenario) rules to allow, must alwa...
In this Knowledgebase article we will describe the steps how to
secure the VPN (and therefore a potential IP leak) on Linux using the
IPTABLES firewall and using BASH as the shell.
IPtables firewall is installed by default on the most Linux Distros,
you can verify if its installed:
- Debian
DPKG -S IPTABLES | GREP STATUS
- CentOS
RPM -QA | GREP IPTABLES
Enough talk, time to get into the action..
1. Download this executable scr...
A method how how to expose your real IP has been roaming around
within a feature called "WEBRTC" which is used in GOOGLE CHROME and
FIREFOX browser.
This is A MAJOR SECURITY FLAW AND MUST BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY, follow the
below link to understand what it is about and how to secure yourself!
https://github.com/diafygi/webrtc-ips [1]
_"Firefox and Chrome have implemented WebRTC that allow requests to
STUN servers be made that will return th...
In order to bypass DPI (DEEP PACKET INSPECTION) something that very
often occurs in Countries like China with its Great Firewall, or Iran
or any other Country for that matter with highly restrictive regimes,
it could be more and more required to do additional steps of traffic
obfuscation to bypass DPI in the future.
Quote: "_As internet censorship tightens across the world, governments
are becoming more and more concerned about preventing the us...
This article describes a method how to prevent exposing your real IP
incase of an unplanned VPN disconnection, or similar events, by using
the Little Snitch
[https://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html] firewall for
Mac OS.
_Little Snitch_ is a firewall that allows you to control connections
from your computer to the internet. One of it's greatest features,
introduced in version 3 is the "Automatic Profile Switching": the
ability to a...
