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mathsmath | 1 year ago
Mullvad and I’m sure other modern VPN clients have “kill switches” built-in that shuts down traffic if the tunnel isn’t on. You can also do a leak check before starting anything up.
mathsmath | 1 year ago
Mullvad and I’m sure other modern VPN clients have “kill switches” built-in that shuts down traffic if the tunnel isn’t on. You can also do a leak check before starting anything up.
IronBacon|1 year ago
Having wrote that, another option, under Linux with network namespaces and Wireguard it's possible to have a pretty fail proof VPN...