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trailofbits/algo is an open source project licensed under GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 which is an OSI approved license.
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Nginx Proxy Manager
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Is there any benefit to using IPsec over the default when setting up Algo on iOS?
I am setting up an algo so I don't spew my DNS queries every time I grab a bagel, and noticed the instructions mention IPsec. Is that an old option, or is there a specific reason someone would want to opt into IPsec for their algo instance?
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Watch AFL in NZ
Kayo only blocks commercial VPNs. If you have some basic IT skills, you can easily make your own VPN with https://github.com/trailofbits/algo.
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Securing Your PostgreSQL Database
I use almost the same approach.
I also limit access to just one IP, which is a VPN server hosted on a different cloud provider.
You can run a bulletproof VPN server easily using something like algo (https://github.com/trailofbits/algo)
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How to set up a proxy on a home server?
You are much better renting a VPS on a cloud provider and installing your own VPN endpoint https://blog.trailofbits.com/2016/12/12/meet-algo-the-vpn-that-works/. You can configure your router to route all traffic to this. Unfortunately that requires you doing it yourself.
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Can someone please recommend a VPN that works with hotstar?
Setup wireguard VPN using https://github.com/trailofbits/algo. It's easy enough, you just need to run a script, and select some options.
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Hoppy - Public IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses over WireGuard
OP - can you talk about how you differentiate yourself from self-hosted Wireguard solutions like ?Algo?
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- Créer mon propre VPN en louant un serveur virtuel privé
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Do it yourself VPN and cloud server???
From what I've seen over the past few years, there are two really good options when it comes to your own VPN. The first one is Algo. It uses IPsec and works with common cloud providers. I used Algo with DigitalOcean for almost two years and I really enjoyed it. At most, I was paying only $5 a month and the performance was amazing. The second best option is using Google Cloud with OpenVPN. HERE is a great video with more information on that.
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Ask HN: What do you use for your cloud VPN?
Have you considered AlgoVPN [0], I've not used it personally but heard positive reviews from those who have. They claim to be "set of Ansible scripts that simplify the setup of a personal WireGuard".
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PSA: self-hosting Bitwarden is NOT a security feature
Agree with you. Rather than providing just enough info to self-host BitWarden, there should be an idiot-proof way to deploy it. See AlgoVPN for an example of this
As an example of other projects taking this approach, look at Algo VPN. Their project takes pride in empowering your “lemmings” to easily deploy a solution (even the provisioning of the IaaS,instance, if using a cloud provider) for a problem that has historically been fraught with so many pitfalls that even most professionals didn’t get it right- meaning VPN services. A very high-stakes service- akin to a password vault in some ways- though more complex in almost every way. But “lemmings” can do it now
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WireGuard blocked by ISP - how to circumvent?
I've recently used Algo to set up a wg server on scaleway.com with all the default ports, and 5 users. While on my home network everything works well, when my devices are connected to my office's corporate network, I get this in my MacBook WG logs:
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VPN setup?
If you haven’t already looked into what to use on the other side to terminate the VPN in AWS (or wherever) I highly recommend AlgoVPN for both the ease of provisioning and deployment and the “pretty darn hard to deploy it insecurely” factor. It supports only IKEv2 and WireGuard very deliberately