Re: Securing my PC at a Wireless Hotspot?

[private private <securecure () gmail com>]

It really does depend on your privacy requirments. Alternatives to
consider would be renting a socks proxy service. You setup the proxy
service in windows and then configure additional applications as
required. Keep in mind that not all applications are socks capable. I
would have less reservation running gmail in outlook at a hotspot as
it uses authentication for smtp and pop and the connection is over
ssl. On the downside a compromised router with dodgy dns or a naughty
proxy can convince outlook its tal

On 3/1/09, Chip Panarchy <forumanarchy () gmail com> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have been asked to mention a website (HTTPS) that uses
> Camellia-256-bit for its AES encryption.
>
> Here's one: https://www.linux.org/user/bin/register
>
> :P
>
> So please tell me what I need to do (and where to get it, if you still
> think VPNing into somewhere is my best bet, then can you please be
> more specific, as in, tell me the best [Cheap, Fast, 256-bit
> Encryption, VPN] Server in Australia, that I should use, I'd really
> appreciate it.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Chip D. Panarchy

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