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No worries, I got what you mean. Just wanted to make sure that whoever reads our comments won't get mislead, specially those who don't know anything about network security other than passwords. I would just like to emphasize that, even if it's an open-source SW using open-source security applications and self-signed certificates, it is still way better than nothing at all. Every now and then bugs/vulnerabilities will be uncovered and we have to deal with it and fix it. It's something not exclusive to open-source apps. But good point.
well anyway i am just sharing my thoughts, but of course you are free to do what you think is best for you. No hard feelings, but security is very big that you need enterprise tools to analyze and understand what i am saying. There's something you can't see and can not understand if you don't have the right tools to analyze. Have you heard of heartbleed? it is an encryption type of bug for those who are using open SSL. That's were the exploits comes in. By the OpenVPN uses open SSL. Don't get me wrong i'm just sharing my thoughts.
The main purpose is for your private browsing/access tunneling to your home or any private network. I don't see a risk of using self-signed certificates if you are going to use one. The public don't even know where you are connecting/connected to - that's the whole point of having a VPN. So far, there's no such issues with OpenVPN; so I think that is something not to worry about. You should worry more when you are using public networks such as Wi-Fi networks at the cafes, schools, airports, etc when you are doing your banking transactions.
i'm talking about the vulnerabilities that can be exploited on an Open source application. I would assume if i am not mistaken your Open VPN you are referring is using self signed certificate or Open SSL encryption. Those things has vulnerabilities that can be exploited that could later danger your protected data. but of course there are tons of events in the internet, you are still lucky not being notice.
Hmmm... Are you talking about OpenVPN or open VPN? . I've been using it for many years and so far I don't see any security issues with it. If it has, then it defeats the purpose of having a VPN. I think it would be helpful if you could expound more.
you are inviting danger my friend. Open VPN is luring you to open your defense. It can sneak into your computer anytime when you get connected. So stay off from open VPN.
Hmmm... interesting, mu try daw ko ani pag may time.
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