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Why TryVPN?
Army level encryption
We know that security and anonymity on the web are the most important aspects for you. As it turned out in the course of the Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2018, in the last 12 months, 43% of firms suffered from virtual attacks. Hackers evolve just as fast, if not faster than security specialists.
So what can we offer you? Let’s get specific.
For the government, nothing is more important than national security, so billions of dollars flow into developing encryption for the army. To use it is to be as secure as a squad of black berets, which is covered from a satellite on a mission into enemy territory.
The AES-256 (Advanced Encryption Standard) encryption method has been verified by the National Security Agency and is used to encrypt information with the “Highest Security Level” clearance. Now, this encryption method is used by the government and banks – and you. In order to unlock the data, you need a key.
About the keys. A 256-bit key has two to the power of 256 combinations. How long does it take to configure at least half of those? A good GPU can do about 2,000,000,000 operations per second. At this rate, in order to pick the lock, you would need 9 with fifty zeros of years.
Long story short, never mind Password-Based Key Derivation Functions and all the rest – here are the facts:
1. AES-256 has never been hacked.
2. In order to hack it, you need more than a billion years with the power of computers that we have now.
3. Your password and key (the very very long key) are not physically stored anywhere.
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Unlimited traffic and any types of devices
In addition to unsurpassed army-level encryption, we offer compatibility with absolutely any device. We think it is a little strange to use VPN on a computer and not to protect other devices. It is like barricading the front door with when an intruder tries to enter the house, and leave the door to the garden open.
We do not make any restrictions on traffic or the number of devices so you can feel free. You must be protected from all sides. At the same time, the incompatibility of VPN with, for example, the iPhone would be a serious problem, so it does not matter what platforms, devices, OS you use. They will all work with our product.
High Speed
You can watch any video content in any resolution without any loss of quality and lags. We strive to offer extremely high speed for your comfort. All our servers have a minimum of 1 Gbps speed and will be upgraded in the future.
In the case of OpenVPN, one has to choose: maximum paranoid anonymity and encryption and low speed (due to the need for serious encryption, which takes time) or moderate encryption and high connection speed. We have developed the optimal settings for the first and second cases so that the client can choose what he needs. Anonymity is preserved in both instances.
In addition, users from some countries can choose a server that is closer to them, so that everything runs even faster (servers that are far away will slow down your speed). The list of countries will expand rapidly with time.
We know that slow Internet is dead Internet, so we are constantly working to enable new features. We use the combination of the best protocols like PPTP, which does not encrypt traffic in any way, however, it is almost the fastest one around. It’s ideal for streamers, gamers, and so on, although we recommend OpenVPN for the best combination of speed and security.
We have all the protocols for lightning-fast work, and in this sense, in fact, there is definitely something to choose from. We are also very careful with the routing algorithms since we know how much this can affect the exchange of data.
Get connected and experience high speed working with us without compromising on security!
Dedicated IP
When you access the Internet through a VPN, you are assigned a new IP address. In this case, the IP address can be shared with a bunch of people who will log on to the Internet. This has its advantages. On the one hand, it works like a mixer – a lot of data is poured into one network and mixed (plus encryption) – and then there is no figuring who is where doing what. On the other hand, if the bank, Netflix, or the postal service associates illegal activity with this IP address, it will be blacklisted – and this will also affect you.
Each situation has its own solutions, so we offer a dedicated IP address. This function has a huge number of advantages:
1. Not many VPNs can make their way through the brutal geolocation filters that Netflix has. They easily block public IP addresses. This is not the case with users with dedicated IP addresses.
2. If you frequently use different IP addresses, Gmail may suspect you (after all, for them, as for us, your security is their job). A bank definitely will.
3. Some services include the function of trusted (white) IP addresses (that is, allowing access only to those IP addresses that are in this list). This means that all access attempts from other IP addresses will be automatically blocked.
4. Using a dedicated IP address in conjunction with 2FA (two-factor authentication) makes your security absolute.
Zero logs
We have already described in detail the fact that when you choose a VPN, it is important to find out about the additional services that the provider offers. It may be:
1. Protection against DNS leaks that can lead to loss of anonymity and negate the benefits of VPN.
Finjan mobile reports:
“Most recently, in March 2018, a group of security researchers tested PureVPN, Zenmate, and Hotspot Shield — and discovered IP address leaks in all three products. Hotspot Shield (the only brand that officially took action based on the test results) released a patch that fixes vulnerabilities.”
2. Compatibility with other operating systems, if you work in a company and you need to install a VPN on a large corporation.
3. One of the most important features is the absence of log records.
This works on several levels. For example, when you are protected by a VPN, the activity history is still known to the person to whom the VPN belongs. At the second level in some countries, the government can politely ask (=force) this owner to provide it with logs if it comes to issues such as national security. At the third level in some other countries, nobody reads your logs (very well), but then the government intervenes and again has legitimate reasons to force the VPN provider to record your activity, without even notifying you. This is a long story, but just take our word for it – you don’t need lags or logs full stop, for anything, de facto or theoretically.
Seychelles are perhaps one of the most attractive places in terms of personal freedom and privacy. Since there are no data registration requirements in the jurisdiction of Seychelles, we are not subject to the US Patriots Act or the EU Data Storage Law. Therefore: zero logs and maximum security.
You can also avoid recording your billing information, as we have specifically provided the means to make payments with a minimum of details. Trust us, this is very important for you as free people in a partly non-free network.
Strong Protocols
Every day in the world 24,000 hacker mobile applications are blocked. According to the Alvarez Technology Group, in 2017, globally companies suffered de facto $ 5,000,000,000 losses from viruses in 2017. This is 15 times more than in 2015 – only two years later. It is expected that the number of crimes and related losses will grow exponentially.
You already know that we use DNS leakage protection and army level encryption, and that we have jurisdiction in Seychelles, which does not oblige us to keep logs. What else?
There’s TCP/UDP OpenVPN: private keys with passwords, Pluggable Authentication Modules, OpenSSL with 256 encryption, which is so well compatible with almost all systems and provides an increased level of protection when using public Wi-Fi networks.
L2TP (Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol), when combined with IPSec, uses the 3DES algorithm and helps with healthy increases in efficiency. L2TP itself does not use encryption, so using it on its own is very reckless.
Dual encapsulation, a native process for the L2TP, improves security, but makes the process rather heavy and requires a lot of resource investment, and therefore it is doubled with IPSec, which can take on some of the work and encrypt the exchanges that are conducted inside a tunnel created by L2TP.
IKEv2, which has existed since 1998 and during this time has evolved so much that it can easily outperform both PPTP and LT2P, now supports the highest levels of encryption known to the world. IKEv2 helps very well to reconnect a broken connection. It is very fast due to such things as built-in NAT Traversal.
A wide network of servers that grow rapidly as you test the service
A big plus to your freedom of action is being able to completely avoid bandwidth throttling. This is when you pay for the package with full speed, and you get low speed because admins or providers surreptitiously lower your speed to avoid overloads and system crashes – or just to keep you from living life to the full if you download 100 GB of content every day.
Managed to avoid bandwidth throttling? The speed will be higher. And when we’re talking speed we’re talking the speed of your favorite movies and the level of lags in Counter-Strike and Just Cause 4, and live streams. It happens sometimes that the servers are overpopulated by the people, and therefore the speed decreases. For us, this is not a problem at all – we provide unlimited traffic and compatibility with any devices.
What else affects the speed? How far are you from the server? Here are the current countries where we provide servers for VPN:
• USA,
• Canada,
• Netherlands,
• Germany,
• France,
• Sweden,
• Estonia,
• Ukraine.
We have created servers in the most key places in Europe and the world in general. There is a free beta test, and we plan to quickly expand our network of servers around the world for your convenience.
Lightning-fast IP switching
You have been a VPN fan for a long time because you are smart, you know where the wind is blowing, and you appreciate your freedom and privacy. In Russia, you cannot use Spotify. No problem. You switch to Canada and, not only do you get Spotify, you have an avalanche of opportunities that were not available before. For example, video content and LinkedIn. But here in Canada, suppose you are not allowed to play CS:GO or, even worse, you are not allowed to view live streaming. And you quickly switch to Germany.
For your convenience, we have provided such a service as IP switching. For each VPN server, several IP addresses are available. They are automatically selected randomly when connecting (you can disable the feature in your personal account).
There are more bonuses. For example, when you use some services, they use geolocation to detect your location and inflate ticket prices, which will be cheaper when using a VPN from another country. Hundreds and thousands can be saved on this. This is another plus for your freedom and anonymity.
Private DNS
Encryption takes care of all your data that can be used against you. When you want to go to a site, your computer asks for coordinates (where to go) from a huge system in which records and addresses are stored called the Domain Name System.
You type the address of the site (it is easier to remember the letters), and the computer requests the IP address from the DNS system. The request bounces through the hierarchy of complex systems for a long time until it finds its IP – and then you go to the website. Well, we’re saying long, but this is long in computer terms. For you it takes longer to blink.
The problem is that this is visible to hackers and the government. The government can very easily and simply intercept your request and not grant you access to Spotify, but this is half the trouble. Hackers can intercept a DNS query and mess with it, redirecting you to another site and stealing data.
We do not only use generally accepted standards such as AES-256, just to tick the box. There are more nuances: for example, the IP address of the VPN connection and the outgoing IP address (which sites or services see) are different. This adds anonymity and does not allow to calculate the user’s location using the logs of the ISP provider and another service, for example, Gmail.
This already happened once when a VPN service did not issue logs and user information, but it was defeated by someone comparing the logs of its connection to the IP of the VPN service and logs in Gmail with the same IP address at the same time. But we don’t allow this, since ISP providers will have one IP in the logs, and another in the Gmail logs. This completely eliminates any leaks, and your provider does not know anything about your online activities and cannot control and limit you.
Private DNS will work whatever server you are connected to. Connect and get absolute anonymity!
Port Forwarding
Far from all VPNs offer exclusive features like Port Forwarding (sometimes referred to as port mapping). Port forwarding allows remote computers (on the Internet) to redirect signals to a specific computer or service within a private local-area network (LAN). This is a phenomenally useful feature that can be used for a few purposes like optimizing torrent performance, increasing protection, making things a lot simpler, and basically enabling you to access (“white“ IPs only) a device which is connected to the Internet from anywhere in the known world.
How does it work?
VPNs are all about keeping you secure and changing, redirecting, and masking ports and packages of data. For that, they use a combination of advanced techniques. Port forwarding enables a PC to grab data traffic which is going to the IP address and send it to another IP. This is, for instance, very useful if you have a Local Area Network, which is concealed from the rest of the Internet by a NAT (Network Address Translation) mechanism. This mechanism allows protecting the LAN data from external Internet threats.
What does this mean in human language?
Interestingly enough, since we’re talking fun and games, Counter-Strike the video game also massively benefits from port forwarding. Sometimes only port forwarding (or Faux-DMZ but that’s a long story) can save you from the soul-crushing desperation of not being able to play. If you’re playing CS on a server, other gamers will have to send requests to you in order to join. Problem: other people send you requests, but your router is confused because it doesn’t know which server on the inside network to send the request to because it only has the public address. Port forwarding allows you to add the destination port number and the IP address so that users outside will be able to find the needed PC and start playing CS with you. Pow. The magic of Counter-Strike begins.
SOCKS5 and Shadowsocks proxies
Recently, more and more often you see different types of restrictions. That would be fine if only harmful content was blocked – but the trouble is – if you want to work remotely or even find a job on LinkedIn you need a VPN. Your freedom of access to information is quite a serious thing. Restricting your access to data is a violation of your rights.
Of course, you know this, but “the freedom to seek, receive and impart information is one of the most important political and personal human rights and is included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (Art. 19)”. The government battles this right with varying degrees of success with the help of DPI.
DPI (Deep Packet Inspection) is a system built into the operator’s network, through which your traffic passes and which uses behavioral traffic analysis and signature analysis in order to very deeply analyze data packets that go through it, and link them to users.
That is how the government’s all-seeing eye blocks your access to the desired content through OpenVPN and L2TP/IPSec. SOCKS5 is a popular proxy protocol that supports UDP and IPv6, which does not give away your location. Shadowsocks is a SOCKS proxy with good encryption. It can disguise itself as HTTPS traffic in such a way that no-one can tell and HTTPS cannot be blocked for technical reasons. Also, Shadowsocks can help increase (yes, increase) the speed of videos that are being broadcast too slowly. Shadowsocks is a cool thing, but it lacks the anonymity and security of VPN functions, so we combined the latter and the former (plus AES-256 and lots of other cool features, which you already know about). The combination of these protocols enables us to provide you with the best service.
