Evade VPN fingerprinting

4n4l

Some services, like https://2ip.io/privacy/, are able to detect that I'm using OpenVPN and its settings (for example OpenVPN, AES, MAC is SHA512).
How VPN fingerprint works? Is it possible to configure OpenVPN in order to evade such checks?

TinCanTech

4n4l wrote Some services, like these jokers are able to detect that I'm using OpenVPN and its settings (for example OpenVPN, AES, MAC is SHA512).

Yeah and I can see through time !

4n4l wrote How VPN fingerprint works?

Magic ..

4n4l wrote Is it possible to configure OpenVPN in order to evade such checks?

Not that I know of.

Probably best to not use openvpn.

4n4l

The only relief is the fact that losers like you have a life so empty that they have to waste their time writing this low-level-troll-shit to fill it.

TinCanTech

They say: It takes one to know one ..

4n4l

TinCanTech wrote
4n4l wrote Some services, like these jokers are able to detect that I'm using OpenVPN and its settings (for example OpenVPN, AES, MAC is SHA512).
Yeah and I can see through time !

4n4l wrote How VPN fingerprint works?
Magic ..

https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity22/presentation/xue-diwen

This reminded me of our conversation a few years ago.
FYI: Usenix is a security top conf, and this paper won the Distinguished Paper Award.

Enjoy the reading!

Pippin

Hi,

There is nothing really new in that video...
Another way to detect OpenVPN to some extend is to calculate MTU values.

But really, OpenVPN is to secure communications between 2 (or more) endpoints.
Hiding traffic is not it's goal and never was.

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4n4l

Pippin wrote There is nothing really new in that video...
Another way to detect OpenVPN to some extend is to calculate MTU values.

In fact, when I asked someone replied with "Magic" and "I can see through time" while there was an answer.
My point is that there was an answer...