SimonTools CyberGhost VPN 3.2.6.500
| Developer: |
S.A.D. GmbH (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 0.60 MB |
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Everyone is curious by nature. Everyone likes talking about others and exchanging the newest gossip. But no one likes being spied on. That's why we close the doors when we want to be left alone or choose to telephone with friends when no one is listening.
Increasingly, however, the Internet gives us fewer such places for privacy. Website hosts want to know about your interests; the industry wants to know about your online activities; state agencies and intelligence services want to know as much as possible about the citizens of their country. To protect yourself and your privacy, you must take action.
Why surf anonymously?
Would you like to have your bank deny you a loan based on your Internet activities? It is your right to decide for yourself who gets what information about you.
Internet surfing leaves a plethora of tracks-not just the ones on your computer. Every Internet provider knows exactly which websites you visit and when you visited them, while every website identifies your address and what you've looked at on its pages. You don't want your neighbor to know which magazines you read or where you shop-do you?
Remember: Your Internet IP address can be used to locate your real address. Every time you visit a Web server, you leave behind an IP address.
CyberghostVPN can help!
Our CyberGhost client software connects you with an online server via a so-called tunnel that transmits all data in encrypted form, currently giving you 100% protection from eavesdroppers. The Internet pages you visit only see the address of our VPN server, not your private IP address. In this way, you are ensured total anonymity.
The connection occurs in two steps. First a connection is created using 1024-bit SSL encryption. Then a unique 128-bit AES key is produced through which your data transmission takes place.
Log in, click "connect," and begin to surf anonymously! |
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