/cyber/ - Cyberpunk & Science Fiction

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Compare them yourself and figure out what works for you.

PIA

>>42584

^This. Cheap, and presents various settings.

It also gives you different locations to connect from - that you can change at anytime.

>>42569

I heard the iPredator.se VPN is run by the Pirate Bay guys–if it's true, they're pretty hardcore.

why are these shill threads allowed?

there is tor and there is i2p, nothing else is secure.

we know this.

we knew this even before snowden.

how about someone here does his fucking job for once?

if you just want a VPN for torrenting then get the cheapest one.

ALL OF THIS HAS BEEN KNOWN BY EVERYONE FOR YEARS.

>>43251

TOR is sloooooow because nobody contributes their bandwidth to the swarm, instead everyone is just a worthless leecher. I have a friend who tried to download a full 2.5 Gig linux distro using TOR, took about a week. WHY GOD WHY

The speed problems will hopefully be fixed once uTorrent puts support for atorrents into their software and all the pirates start using TOR by default to pirate stuff. Hopefully by association TOR will get some more users who will contribute bandwidth.

But TOR and i2p are probably currently less secure than a VPN since the FBI is the exit node you're using and they've already analysed your hardware serial numbers and they're in a van down the street from your house right now. You should've trusted a corporation to look out for its own best interests–they won't rat you out unless you're a serious sick pedo because it would mean the end of their business, once copies of the court documents made their way online.

>>43251

Tor is really slow, and I2P is primarily meant to access sites on I2P and not on the clearnet.

is there a vpn where you don't have to use their application? i'd like to be able to route different programs through different connections etc

>>43260

tor is not slow, shithead and also this is completely irrelevant.

the universe does not care that some fucking 10yo newfag retard asshole cries about only being able to download with 200-1000 kb/s.

there is no magic that can conjure a secure highspeed vpn out of nowhere.

if tor is not it and i2p is not it then it does not exist yet and no amount of retarded vpn advertisement thread will magically improve the world.

>But TOR and i2p are probably currently less secure than a VPN

MODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODS

>>43283

if tor is not it and i2p is not it then it does not exist yet and no amount of retarded vpn advertisement thread will magically improve the world.

>But TOR and i2p are probably currently less secure than a VPN

>MODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMO

NICE WORK IDIOT, PAGE WIDENER TROLL STRIKES AGAIN

and btw, the FBI literally admits they are running Tor nodes to scoop up user info

http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/11/law-enforcement-seized-tor-nodes-and-may-have-run-some-of-its-own/

TARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARDTARD

>>43306

>>43305

See? This is what happens when you let the /g/entoomen in. Just hide the post, nigga.

jesus i'm sorry, i didn't realize the site template breaks this easily.

i was on lainchan until the agencies killed it recently.

>Just hide the post, nigga.

javascriptfags can kill themselves.

also this meme comes from the shills that destroyed halfchan.

i see the shills are still not derezzed and still allowed to bump the thread.

8chan confirmed dead or only this board?

>>43317

No problem bro, nobody knew 8ch sucked that bad.

I used to surf Slashdot and they had guys purposely widening pages for years until they eventually fixed the code. But Hotwheels took his shekels and moved in with his harem of filipino prosts so I can't see it getting fixed until ever :-(

>>43317

>lainchanfag

Even worse.

>>43251

>Tor

>nothing else is secure

Tor is not secure. I thought this information would've had the time to spread by now.

>>43424

>Tor is not secure

if you don't understand the difference between "potentially insecure" and "insecure by design" i suggest you learn how PGP works.

tl;dr fuck off, shill, nobody here is buying your shit.

>>43234

I use IPredator, it's a solid VPN.

>>43497

>I use IPredator

no, you don't, they use you.

also we all saw your post here >>43234 and your subsequent posts in which you made clear that you are a shill.

>>43260

If you use Tor to pirate shit, fuck you, it wasn't meant to let you download 15-30Gb files, all that does is kill the bandwidth

test5

>>43511

jesus christ tard, I am the guy who said Pirate Bay and iPredator are the same guys but I didn't post anything else. You're linking us all together. Stop looking for conspiracies you idiot. Use whatever VPN you want, I don't care. I'm just saying that if you're trusting a VPN to not rat you out to the feds, a bunch of known anarchistic cyber-hacker anti-government pirates are probably the guys to go with rather than a bunch of suits who only care about the bottom line.

Nice deductive work Sherlock.

>Streaming videos and browsing dissenting sites.

Bless. Missed this one. Baby's first internet.

As for VPNs…. I use one. I also use Tor for a variety of reasons. I have other tech running at different times that doesn't proxy.

I did some research, I made a choice. Do I want to tell you? No not really, because information == power.

>>47887

>Bless.

>VPNs….

>Do I want to tell you? No not really, because information == power.

holy shit is this nigga for real?

Is this what happens to you when you're old but just as autistic as you were when you were young?

>>47914

there there *pats on head* Go play nintendo or something little hacker…..

>>47915

Man, just kill yourself you fucking faggot, you add nothing to /cyber/ with that smugness attitude.

>>47915

gas yourself, roleplayer

>>42569

sentinel.co

>>56141

>https://restoreprivacy.com/lawsuit-names-nordvpn-tesonet/

that same site ranks NORDVPN as #2. https://restoreprivacy.com/best-vpn/

NORDVPN already responded to those claims as well.

https://nordvpn.com/blog/nordvpn-false-allegations/

>>56164

I just post the link for the news not that i trust the site or anything.

I just cant trust it after the allegations that NordVPN and ProtonVPN are the same service with different fronts for tesonet. I mean both have the same features like double vpn and dedicated servers for p2p and tor. Its pretty shady.

>>43317

Lainchan isn't dead, neither is arisuchan. . . what makes you think that?

I use Mullvad. Its probably the best one you can get aside from AzireVPN. Both support wireguard as well. Pay with crypto, use their onion.

Don't trust Nord. I also use tor but I always connect to my VPN first before tor

>>42570

that has to be a joke, right? norton is all green and there are some VPNs which dont exist

>>43300

if you don't use HTTPS you deserve to get your exit node traffic sniffed.

tor is secure.

it;'s slow, but router through three nodes will always be slower than a vpn, which has 1 node

hey guys. what wont these vpns do with your data that an isp will?

you actually have to be a low iq sheep to imagine a scenario where paying one entity to take all your traffic is beneficial to privacy.

Why wouldnt they save your traffic? They are accountable for it. Same as your isp

Real facts: Your isp wont report you for shit unless you are some using some very niche providers. They wont even notice. You are better off using MANY vpns + your isp + multiple dns servers, hoping your traffic blends into the bulk.

using just your isp or just a vpn are equally retarded, prove me wrong.

PS. Tor is only as reliable as it's nodes. That is the only red flag you should need

>>56363

Spreading jurisdiction.

>text illegal in home country

>visit without a vpn

>gulag

>text illegal in home country

>visit over vpn located in a separate country

>government can't see shit

>government needs to liaise with their counterparts overseas in order to find out what you did

>overseas police don't give a fuck about you and have other things to worry about than some guy reading mein kampf

>nothing happens

>>56364

i always forget this. im such a lucky fuck it's like entitlement is baked into my DNA

thanks for reminding me tho

>>56363

every country i've been to blocks some websites. not even some dark deep shit, just some basic websites that i use normally, and when im in those countries, i cant. i dont like constantly having some services and websites i normally use not working, or working poorly, so, i use vpns.

I used to use PIA, now I use Nord VPN. I may move onto Open VPN next, if I can find a reliable VPS overseas.

Side note, has anyone tried algo vpn? I like how it's essentially a script, so you can set up a quick use/throwaway vpn at your convenience. Maybe digital ocean has a decent api and I can make my own. Worth looking into, imo.

I use mysterium.network decentralized vpn and can only reccomend it - there is no single company that you have to trust.

I've heard good things about cryptostorm, and they accept bitcoin. (If you dont mind your software being built by an animalfucker)

>>43283

>MODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODSMODS

Jimmy! Your bedtime was fifteen minutes ago!

>>56440

nord vpn is nigger garbage

expressvpn is currently the best

vypr used to be amazing, but they died or something. dont even reply to customer support

mullvad is garbage, doesnt work, pointless useless shit.

>>43251

what about freenet? Gnunet? Riffle? HORNET? CJDNS?

>>43199

>>42584

I use PIA as a cheep alternative if I just want to hide from my ISP. The only problem I have is they are US based, and that is to preferably be avoided if you care about your privacy.

So as my main hide from everything VPN I recommend hide.me.

They are not US-based and have lots of server options. They are a lot more expensive than others, but how much would you pay for privacy in this dystopian wasteland?

>>56444

>built by an animalfucker

hey uhhh we're all nodes

or something

>>42569

Dude, just use tor.

>>43300

>and btw, the FBI literally admits they are running Tor nodes to scoop up user info

they all do it

this is also why you have to hop frequently and purge all the useless data

>>43540

vis

>>56141

>If you dont want to pay you can use Riseup or Calyx through Bitmask aswell but dont use free VPNs outside of those. Dont trust popular VPNs too especially the ones that are being advertised.

they might glow a bit but you could diversify your activities too

but it draws bees and we don't like glowbears who scoop every once in a while

>>56362

node1_vpn, then node+_tor

still looking for a proper metavpn chainer, to hop from one to another

anyone know how to code that?

Used PIA for a couple years until they were bought up by a Mos___ company. Without a doubt, cryptostorm. you can pay in all different types of crypto too.