Last month Walled Culture wrote about an important case at the Court of Justice of the European Union, (CJEU), the EU’s top court, that could determine how VPNs can be used in that region…
Banning VPNs means the spread out locations in my companies network don’t get to talk to one another. Plus I can run a tunnel through a ssh session and the only way they could tell it was a VPN would be by the amount of traffic. Its pointless and the only reason they keep trying is that the recording pukes don’t understand how anything works other than their narrow greed driven focus.
It would add steps and make it more expensive, but how would you prevent registered companies from selling access to anyone who wanted to use that connection? You can’t really. Like the user above said, they’re ignorant to think they could force control. Users will find ways to circumvent these measures and will always be a step ahead.
As long as the encryption keys being used are registered with the ISPs they could decode it.
You would make the law so that if an ISP did not decode traffic for DPI, it would be liable for it. They’d drop any non DPI able packets so fast it’d make your head spin.
Banning VPNs means the spread out locations in my companies network don’t get to talk to one another. Plus I can run a tunnel through a ssh session and the only way they could tell it was a VPN would be by the amount of traffic. Its pointless and the only reason they keep trying is that the recording pukes don’t understand how anything works other than their narrow greed driven focus.
If they really wanted to go down that hole, They could force companies to register keys with the ISP so they could snoop.
It would add steps and make it more expensive, but how would you prevent registered companies from selling access to anyone who wanted to use that connection? You can’t really. Like the user above said, they’re ignorant to think they could force control. Users will find ways to circumvent these measures and will always be a step ahead.
As long as the encryption keys being used are registered with the ISPs they could decode it.
You would make the law so that if an ISP did not decode traffic for DPI, it would be liable for it. They’d drop any non DPI able packets so fast it’d make your head spin.
Not just ssh… any traffic allowed can be used to encapsulate. Open up dns, use that. The only giveaway is the amount of traffic .