13 دیدگاه برای “منبع جدید باز VPN از گوگل شرکت مادر”

  1. Tried it out since I have a digitalocean account.

    https://github.com/Jigsaw-Code is the actual code, crazy how journalists fail to cite the source material.

    The system is comprised of three things:
    – The server
    – The manager
    – The client

    You run the manager which opens up an electron app and you are shown a DigitalOcean login screen…not a fan but I continue. It goes through 2FA, and then asks my permission to give Outline Server Manager permissions to read/write on my account, all reasonable things.

    Note that it expects you to spin up a new server via the DigitalOcean process.

    In my security history I see:
    – SSH key added,
    – Droplet Created

    The manager then provides an access key which I can use to register my “primary device” from there I can use the manager to generate new access keys.

    The linux image used by Outline is:
    512 MB Memory / 20 GB Disk / SFO1 – Ubuntu Docker 17.03.0-ce on 14.04

    It has three tags, the apiURL, the server cert fingerprint, and “shadowbox”. According to the manager I supposedly only have 500gb of transfer, seems low, with this provisioning process you are definitely getting less than you pay for, lucky Outline provides the alternative which is to roll your own:

    In the manager when saying you want to use your own server you are presented with a link to the setup script: (*docker required)
    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jigsaw-Code/outline-server/master/src/server_manager/install_scripts/install_server.sh

    The script gives you an apiURL and sha cert fingerprint so you can continue with the install process. If you read the script it installs runs a shadowbox server, sets it listen on the public IP, generates and installs a cert, then makes sure the container is always running.

    The manager simply uses the shadowbox API to manage access keys and I suppose you could probably manage the server purely through API calls rather than use the electron app. I didn’t see an access token used anywhere so I’m assuming anyone with the ability to see your droplet tags can add/remove keys…nice.

    Lastly the client is only supported on windows and android but you’re free to build your own or simply download the client from the releases repo. When I start up the client I’m prompted for an access key, I provide it, hit connect, and should now be able to watch Jimmy Falon on youtube from any country on earth, thanks google, err I mean Alphabet, I can’t wait to check out the apple version.

  3. Hmm… and how’s this more trustworthy than the Facebook VPN?

    I understand its open-source, but I am sure the Android version will come as an app that most people will download from the **Google** play store… at that point you really can’t be sure what code you are running… :-/

  4. It is another version of shadowsocks, So…. why not just use shadowsocks directly?

  5. Is April fool’s coming early this year? This can’t be real. Is the FBI’s free VPN next?

  7. Shadowsocks is a SOCKS5 proxy protocol, not a VPN. Why does everyone keep calling this a VPN? Does Google not know the difference between a proxy and VPN?

  8. >Outline, which will run on Windows and Android to start and Apple operating systems in the coming weeks, instead lets anyone set up their own VPN server on a virtual server either hosted on a cloud platform like Rackspace, Google Cloud Engine, or Amazon EC2, or on a physical server under their control.

    uhh..

  9. Anyone else get the feeling that [u/r2doesinc](/user/r2doesinc) is pushing this a bit too hard?

    I have never seen so many comments by an OP in such a small thread.

  10. Mass DNS leaks.

    OrgName:        Google LLC
    OrgId:          GOGL
    Address:        1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
    City:           Mountain View
    StateProv:      CA
    PostalCode:     94043

  11. Yeah so now they want to harvest and store and analyze and monetize every goddamn Bit of data you transmit, not only what goes through Chrome and their site.

  12. >To help solve that quagmire, Jigsaw, the Alphabet-owned Google siblin

    Stopped reading.

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