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Mmmm something about how #age verification was the top tag like an hour ago, but now it's not showing up anywhere unless I directly search for it-
Tumblr are a bunch of corporate shill cowards
DO NOT GIVE YOUR INFORMATION TO TUMBLR OR ANY OTHER SITE, ESPECIALLY NOT YOUR GOVERNMENT ID
Very telling that AO3 is blocked in Russia. The archive is so GAY even Putin lives in fear of it XD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
as a person who lives in a country with banned tiktok... it's not a big deal
How do I use a VPN on a Mac?
To set up a VPN on a Mac might seem confusing if you've never done it before. But the good news is, installing and using a VPN for Mac is not so difficult, and even total beginners can do it within minutes. Here's how to do it.
Set up a VPN connection on Mac
To connect to a virtual private network (VPN), you need to enter configuration settings in Network preferences. These settings include the VPN server address, account name, and any authentication settings, such as a password or a certificate you received from the network administrator.
If you received a VPN settings file from your network administrator, you can import it to set up your connection. If you didn’t, you can enter the settings manually.
Import a VPN settings file
On your Mac, do one of the following:
Double-click the file to open Network preferences and automatically import the settings.
Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Network, click the Action pop-up menu , then choose Import Configurations. Select the file, then click Import.
Enter VPN settings manually
On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences,
Then click Network.
Click the Add button in the list at the left.
Click the Interface pop-up menu, then choose VPN.
Click the VPN Type pop-up menu, then choose what kind of VPN connection you want to set up, depending on the network you are connecting to. Give the VPN service a name, then click Create.
L2TP is an extension of the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol used by internet service providers to enable a VPN over the internet. IPSec (Internet Protocol Security) is a set of security protocols. IKEv2 is a protocol that sets up a security association in IPSec.
Enter the server address and the account name for the VPN connection.
Click Authentication Settings, then enter the information you received from the network administrator.
If specified by your network administrator, click Advanced to enter additional information such as session options, TCP/IP settings, DNS servers, and proxies. The additional information you can enter depends on the type of VPN connection you’re setting up.
Click Apply, then click connect.
Select “Show VPN status in menu bar” to use the VPN status icon to connect to the network and switch between VPN services.
Connect your Mac to a VPN
You can use Network preferences to connect to a virtual private network (VPN) on an existing internet connection.
On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Network.
Select your VPN service in the list at the left.
If there’s a Configuration pop-up menu, click it, then choose a configuration. There may be only one configuration available.
Click Connect.
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Can you tell which is the real Bitcoin?
New Post has been published on https://www.vpnshazam.com/2018/07/10/can-you-tell-which-is-the-real-bitcoin/
Can you tell which is the real Bitcoin?
Coinmarketcap.com listed six major cryptocurrencies that are claiming to be Bitcoin and many more are yet to come. Bitcoin Cash has over US$20 billion market capitalization and is considered to be the biggest Bitcoin contender. Bitcoin Gold, Diamond, Private and Dark are all somehow into the race as well. Defining something like what is Bitcoin or what is money could be tricky. Bitcoin can be defined as peer to peer electronic cash(Emphasis can be me made either on peer-to-peer or on cash). This definition even applies to other cryptocurrencies, which are unrelated to Bitcoin.
There are many desirable characters of Bitcoin like low fees, proof of work mechanism used to generate and validate Bitcoin. But one thing which we need to keep in mind is that not all cryptocurrencies with low fees and SHA-256 based mining algorithm are considered Bitcoin.
Which is the real Bitcoin?
Satoshi Nakamoto created Bitcoin. Any definition of Bitcoin must include the Genesis block, which Nakamoto minted. “Valid most work chain” would be a correct definition but what rules are considered valid and what are not? Rules might change in future but what are the conditions under which an upgraded Bitcoin would be a real Bitcoin. So it is difficult to define Bitcoin both retroactively and proactively.
Bitcoin is?
Theoretically any cryptocurrency. What we accept as money depends on what others/everyone considers/accepts as money. For example Testnet, a clone of Bitcoin’s code and it is deployed as a separate cryptocurrency. Even though it is worthless developers use it to test their products and there is no risk of losing money as well. Bitcoin is also an excellent way to stay anonymous and private. But if your IP is tracked then what is the meaning of anonymity. Take your privacy a step higher, use VPN. Bitcoin and VPN together can provide you with utmost security. VPN protects your real IP address. VPN prevents websites and hackers from using your real IP address to identify you or your location.
VPNShazam would be the best companion to Bitcoin. With 700+ quality servers and resources worldwide we guarantee 99.9% uptime and protect your identity with encryption making you disappear online. Check out our website to learn more. By being with us your VPN account will be upgraded with the new added features for free for life. To order VPNShazam please click here.
Methods hackers use to crack your password
New Post has been published on https://www.vpnshazam.com/2018/04/25/methods-hackers-use-crack-password/
Methods hackers use to crack your password
Creating a strong password indeed makes your account safe up to some extent but not in today’s world where hackers and cybercriminals are improving their skill set day by day. Hackers have the most advanced techniques/tools for breaking into systems. Just a few attempts would suffice for a hacker to hack your account. So you need to have a VPN,2FA(Two Factor Authentication) which are currently the prominent tools available for security. Let’s check out the methods hackers use for cracking passwords.
1) Monitoring Wi-Fi: There are certain applications created by hackers that can monitor your traffic when on a public Wi-Fi. All the credentials you used to login to any website, your online transactions are now in the wrong hands. The security on public Wi-Fi networks is really poor which makes it the easy target for any hacker. When you want to use a public Wi-Fi use VPN to stay secure and anonymous. VPN encrypts your data and passes it through a secure tunnel which makes it difficult for any hacker to crack even on a public Wi-Fi network.
2) Brute Force Attack: “123546” is the most commonly used password in the world. People are still using these kind of passwords in a world where cybercrimes are increasing at a fast pace. All the dictionary and non-dictionary words (numbers included) combined with hackers logic are used for a brute force attack. With only few trials hackers secure your password using this method. Adding an additional layer of security like 2FA to your account can protect you from these kind of attacks.
3) Social Engineering: Social Engineering is manipulating an individual through deception to reveal his/her confidential information which may be used for fraudulent purposes. A simple example could be when a malicious organization sends an email which is fraudulent but it is disguised as a legitimate email and which is portrayed to be from a trusted source. A series of question and answers are interchanged which finally leads you to reveal your identity as you consider them legitimate.
In the end the best way to protect your account is to keep a strong password, use 2FA and above all take support of VPN. 2FA and VPN together can make your account anonymous and secure. Use VPNShazam to protect your identity and encrypt all your internet traffic to evade hackers and snoops. With 700+ VPN servers in over 60+ Countries the best service is guaranteed from VPNShazam.
