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by nickpsecurity
3270 days ago
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"While this is true, I have the feel that third party VPN companies would be more interesting targets for intrusions, both from private and state-backed actors. Also, VPN-company traffic logs could be a tempting asset to sell or steal." Exactly. They'll either be malicious themselves or have a pile of secrets in one place increasing the odds that those who come a hackin' have more skill and dedication than average. I also haven't seen evidence that they're great at securing systems on average. That could be a sampling error but lots of security suppliers aren't that secure. A well-vetted, open solution that can be deployed on user-controlled hardware or VM's is more trustworthy. |
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