OpenVPN installer

by beAsty • 27 Nov 2011, 12:35 • Journals
Need someone who can install & configure OpenVPN on my dedicated server (debian 6) via teamviewer ofc :P

Mainly want to have OpenVPN as some kind of proxy/ssh tunnel so that I can use it only for my browser/mail/msgr/irc/ftp stuff (no need to encrypt my ET/quakelive/... connections :P)

Can offer a few € or bnc,webspace,VPN,mail,...
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Spero 27 Nov 2011, 12:38
Planning on going into the deep end of the interwebs?
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Oxy 27 Nov 2011, 13:08
squid would probably be more applicable for your use.

edit: out of curiosity, where's the dedi located? If it by any chance has an US or canadian IP, I'd be interested in setting it up for you in exchange for a small shell.
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SQuid 27 Nov 2011, 13:31
No I am not :E
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ag0n 27 Nov 2011, 14:34
You are so fucking paranoid with e-security... jeezus..
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beAsty 27 Nov 2011, 15:30
you know.. it was like 5 mins of work to get the passwords (browser,mail,...) of teachers & students at school. It's not even hard.. it's like download a 5 yeard old known app, press start and wait. I could get the passwords from 90% of my neighbors without any hard-to-do stuff. Or wait.. I could even do that with my mobile phone.

I would rather say that it's stupid not to do as a simple VPN (= smth like a proxy) can prevent all that.

Besides that you can also bypass the firewall at school/work with OpenVPN to visit blocked sites (works with programs like ultrasurf as well but the speed sucks) or play games.
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ag0n 27 Nov 2011, 15:38
You can use webproxyies like http://proxify.com/ for that.

Also who cares about pws n stuff? The important stuff uses https (facebook..mail...bank account... etc etc), everything else is random.

No matter what you do, your will always be exposed :)

And if your school allows such thing, well.. good network pros there. At my university i can't even sniff any decent packet... they have some kind of system to prevent this.
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beAsty 27 Nov 2011, 15:52
webproxies -> slow like hell.. hf download/playing games with that + a good configured network will have those sites/proxies blocked.

you can also sniff when https is used.. yes even my mobile phone can sniff https://facebook or paypal. No it's not hard to do.

No idea how you would want to prevent that.. atleast I can't think of anything where printer / file sharing would still work.
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ag0n 27 Nov 2011, 16:04
Well, back then my university didn't block them all, few worked.

And ye, faceniff is awesome to mess up with people at uni / caffés :DDD But it doesn't work if you are logged with https protocol, atleast at facebook. Check if for yourself.


Why would you want to play with a proxy or encrypted network? More lag?
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beAsty 27 Nov 2011, 16:14
facesniff isn't the only program for sniffing on android :P And according to the facesniff coder https sniffing will be included soon.

Playing over encrypted network at school > playing not at all because its blocked by the school ?
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ag0n 27 Nov 2011, 16:17
Did i miss the whole point of going to school or university? :o You are supposed to go there to study or even chillout with friends :O

And btw faceniff coder says that it doesn't work with networks using EAP, but it works and my university and it uses EAP lulz :D although it's bloody slow to search
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beAsty 27 Nov 2011, 16:24
universitys/schools arent the only places with internet :S

Besides that.. what if someone cracks your wifi (not really possible with the right configuration) and sniffs in your home network?
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ag0n 27 Nov 2011, 16:28
That just depends on where you live. Either way show me someone from your neighborhood with enough skills to crack a wifi connection using wpa2 for example.

It's not a isse here, my neighbors do not have pcs or even if they do, they are my family/cousins and they don't know how to such things :DDDD win win
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SsAP 27 Nov 2011, 16:05
Quoteyou can also sniff when https is used.. yes even my mobile phone can sniff https://facebook or paypal. No it's not hard to do.
Just takes a shitload of time to decrypt :P
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beAsty 27 Nov 2011, 16:12
mhh I belive sslstrip just replaces the SSL certificate you would use when going to the https site with some "fake certificate" ? Atleast on the videos for the mobile-phone version (haven't tried it myself yet) it takes only seconds :P
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SsAP 27 Nov 2011, 19:04
hmm well, first you'd have to get into the LAN first though^^
(...suppose you're talking about wifi only hmm? fair enough. but anyone using that for banking, combined with a weak key is just being lazy :P)
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