Re: Risks of cardsharing
Yes, I am sure, I know what I'm talking about.
A vpn, by definition, is something that you build up with "friends" and it's impossible to establish a vpn with a public cs server (always by definition).
A vpn is a private network where a unique system administrator has the control over all the hosts, their network config, their traffic etc. etc.
Internet of course is the network infrastructure that binds all that, but no one can enter this private network unless admin gives him the required credentials.
It a kind of "private club" !
Naturally, if you have a "spy" inside your vpn, security is broken and there is nothing you can do.
Yes, I am sure, I know what I'm talking about.
A vpn, by definition, is something that you build up with "friends" and it's impossible to establish a vpn with a public cs server (always by definition).
A vpn is a private network where a unique system administrator has the control over all the hosts, their network config, their traffic etc. etc.
Internet of course is the network infrastructure that binds all that, but no one can enter this private network unless admin gives him the required credentials.
It a kind of "private club" !
Naturally, if you have a "spy" inside your vpn, security is broken and there is nothing you can do.
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