Do I need a vpn to access my website server for safety
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RJ3020
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Man, I can't write anything more and it saying "Your content can not be submitted. This is likely because your content is spam-like bla bla"
- Nov 12, 2012
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Cpanel itself keeps IP logs. It doesnt mean that if the hosting company gets hacked that your IP will be leaked, it can be your own website that could leak your IP.
To get even deeper even if you use a VPN and you are doing something you should not be doing, than you should know that 80% of the VPN companies are obligated to keep logs as well, the rest 20% are hard to come by.
Your safest bet is using private socks + VPN if you are that paranoid.
To get even deeper even if you use a VPN and you are doing something you should not be doing, than you should know that 80% of the VPN companies are obligated to keep logs as well, the rest 20% are hard to come by.
Your safest bet is using private socks + VPN if you are that paranoid.
RJ3020
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So, there is no chance of leaking my ip if hosting company gets hacked? What if hosting company wants to sell my ip info? Or may be i'm a bit of more worry
Any way thanks man
bdman
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Really? never heard about it before.
If you do illegal thing then hide your every info, ( payment processor, address, IP etc)
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What if a huge comet hits the earth and we all die ?
On a more serious note if you are paranoid than use what i mentioned above.