Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server

OpenVPN® is a protocol for implementing VPNs that provides both point-to-point and server-to-client connections.

With OpenVPN® you can bypass firewalls and NATs, and it is almost impossible to detect and block because it is indistinguishable from regular HTTPS traffic. Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server is built on the OpenVPN platform and has become one of the most popular solutions.

OpenVPN protocol incorporates perfect forward secrecy, guaranteeing that in the event of a breach, not all data would be compromised. Additionally, OpenVPN supports both TCP and UDP protocols, allowing users to opt for TCP for enhanced security and UDP for faster speeds as needed.

How does the Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server work? Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server provides a secure connection between devices over the Internet, creating a secure tunnel for data transfer. This process involves verifying the authenticity of devices, establishing an encrypted communication channel, and transferring information between them.

Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server features:

• High level of security using 256-bit encryption keys, as well as support for additional encryption algorithms.
• Flexible authentication with the ability to use various methods, including keys, login/password, and certificates.
• Additional security features such as protection against flooding, port scanning, and DoS attacks.
• Cross-platform, support for almost all operating systems, which makes it accessible to a wide range of users.

Discover the power of Ubuntu 24.04 with VPN Server: secure and anonymous Internet access through an encrypted tunnel with flexible authentication and additional security features.

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