Security of a free public VPN service
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Published on 2012-11-05T12:47:28Z
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I just started using VPNBOOK, which is a (very efficent) free VPN solution.
I have a question:
VPNBOOK user and pass used to connect to their vpn network are publicily available on their homepage; everybody uses them to connect to the vpn.
Can a user intercept my wifi traffic and:
Understand that my connections are directed to VPNBOOK servers.
If point 1 is successful, then they could use VPNBOOK public user and pass to decrypt my traffic?
I hope I am missing something, otherwise it would be a very big weakness and I would revert to a paid service (with a private account)
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