OpenVPN is a very familiar name to those using VPN on Linux. While it’s old and tested, there’s no way an individual can audit the code and confirm there are no security loopholes. This is a major problem if you consider the fact that newer and deadlier ways to breach security are being developed actively everyday. In areas of networking and security, simpler but more robust alternatives are always welcome. WireGuard is a secure under-development VPN tunneling utility with a refined approach. Continue reading WireGuard: simpler, faster VPN tunnel
Hope you haven’t counted Opera browser out of the equation yet. While Firefox is focussing on browser security and 
Blocking access to websites is a common practice by governments in different countries. Somehow they fail to realize that there are thousand routes to a website and millions of users are smarter that a handful of government IT department workers. For example, very recently the Indian government decided to invade the personal rights and privacy of individuals (probably based on very vague and misunderstood ethical or cultural considerations) and went ahead to block a number of porn websites. Protests ensued and they revoked it within days. 
What if you are at a public WiFi hub and want to ensure that your data cannot be sniffed? If you are connecting to the open hotspots and transferring data over the ether, there are high chances that someone might be able to decode it. sshuttle comes to your rescue. 
Invasion on net neutrality is nothing new today. ISPs want to package the internet as they want and feed it to you. However, thanks to computer scientists and developers around the world, solutions are falling in place. 
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