Advice Request Please help, I need a VPN that hasn't been hacked.

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

Without encryption, we will lose all privacy. This is our new battleground "Edward Snowden"

ummmmm...no. i dont need encryption to have privacy, i just dont expose my sensitive stuff LOL... snowden the noob... teaching you to deactivate spying mechanism in phones instead of pushing people to stop exposing their life online...

same like people telling you to add 10 security apps instead of teaching you the basics and safe habits about security...

 

[Venustus]

snowden the noob

Oh dear!!

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

Oh dear!!

lol that is true, working as an analyst doesn't make you an expert in data obfuscation.
All his "privacy tips" were online ages before he whistleblowed LOL

Snowden: you want anonymity use Tails ! this OS run from USB and every connection use TOR!!!
Umbra: oh you know Google Search too?

mwhahaha

 

[Venustus]

What do you think of this?

 

[ForgottenSeer 823865]

What do you think of this?

that is serious OS , i planned to use it but for that i have to buy a powerful computer aka 32-64gb RAM, so not yet in my reach.
and if you want even a stronger anonymous setup, use Qubes-Whonix.

 

[omidomi]

ummmmm...no. i dont need encryption to have privacy, i just dont expose my sensitive stuff LOL... snowden the noob... teaching you to deactivate spying mechanism in phones instead of pushing people to stop exposing their life online...

same like people telling you to add 10 security apps instead of teaching you the basics and safe habits about security...

Yes
I will send it to Edward

 

[computer man]

Well apparently Nord needs to improve their encryption a bit given stuff like this is now coming out on top of the hacking scandal.

 

[ForgottenSeer 58943]

isn't it all https? encrypted. so the vpn can't really see what data you send anyway? so a hacker intercepts my encrypted data stream but can't read it. all the vpn can see is where i went.not what i sent. this was my understanding anyway, but i haven't really wasted much time reading on it.

Yes, but no. Server compromise most likely means the hacker (probably state actor) is able to see the traffic as they probably have the second half of the pairing.