NordVPN says its new protocol can circumvent VPN blockers

NordVPN announced this week a new protocol that it will be able to do so VPN blocs wrap In countries like Russia and India. It is said that the new Nordwhisper protocol of the company, as it is called, simulates regular traffic on the Internet, so that Internet service providers and web sites do not know that traffic comes through a masked service.

VPNS is a great way not only to maintain Internet activities for private reasons or access to geographical restricted media, but they are especially useful in countries where authoritarian regulations are trying to manage the information flow tightly available. Unfortunately, it is possible to determine the traffic coming from VPNS and cut it. On the way back before Spotify is available in the United States, I would like to reach it through VPN; The company will periodically define this movement and cut it.

VPNS works like NordVPN by directing internet requests first to one of its own servers, then passing the request to the destination. This allows Internet users to hide their origin – the individual in India may be unable to access the content in the American version of YouTube. By first sending the request to the VPN server in the Americas, YouTube does not realize that it already comes from another country. All that he sees is a request for YouTube.com coming from another computer in the American VPNS also that all requests are encrypted so that they cannot be intercepted on their way to the destination, which is especially useful for hikers in the lesser -based countries.

Unfortunately, since VPNS will have many requests that are sent from one server, the web hosts can learn about the time of using VPN. It is a continuous flow of requests coming from the IP address for one computer, of course, an unusual behavior.

Nordvpn claims that it has found a way to make traffic from its service look normal, although it admits that it may not always work perfectly. He also says Nordwhisper may provide more cumin. The protocol is first offered to users on Windows, Linux and Android. Support for other platforms will come in the future.

China and Russia in particular broke the use of VPN, forcing Apple to remove relevant applications from their application stores and use other means to prevent traffic from Internet service providers. Russia was testing Cut her local internet connection To the global web completely. But at the present time, VPNS is still working there. Some VPNS have been criticized for doubtful data security practices-users share all their online activity with a third party company, after all, which can be subject to government orders or other interventions.