Yavipind is a secure tunnel between two peers that securely forwards packets to each other, ensuring secure communication.
Yavipind is a fantastic and highly secure software that enables two peers to securely forward packets towards each other. It is a secure tunnel that allows forwarding of IPv4, IPv6 or other types of packets sent over the virtual point-to-point device, such as tun0. This software operates completely in linux userspace, and it was designed out of the dissatisfaction with existing alternatives.
The author of Yavipind has also published some security holes he knows in alternatives to bring awareness to users and help them make an informed decision when choosing a tunnel.
When designing the protocol and writing the software, the author had strict security, network efficiency, simplicity of usage, and easy install in mind.
The network efficiency features of Yavipind include small packet overhead of only 26 bytes, packet compression using deflate (gzip), NAT compatibility, and periodic detections of unreachable peers.
The simplicity of usage features include the use of existing tools and the possibility of setting up a firewall using ipchains/netfilter or doing traffic shaping using the kernel's traffic control (tc).
The security strength features of Yavipind include packet security, protection against packet replay, efficient session key renewal, protection against Denial-of-Service attacks, and forward secrecy.
Overall, Yavipind is an excellent software that is highly recommended for anyone who needs a secure and efficient tunnel. Its unique features and high level of protection make it stand out from other alternatives.
The author of Yavipind has also published some security holes he knows in alternatives to bring awareness to users and help them make an informed decision when choosing a tunnel.
When designing the protocol and writing the software, the author had strict security, network efficiency, simplicity of usage, and easy install in mind.
The network efficiency features of Yavipind include small packet overhead of only 26 bytes, packet compression using deflate (gzip), NAT compatibility, and periodic detections of unreachable peers.
The simplicity of usage features include the use of existing tools and the possibility of setting up a firewall using ipchains/netfilter or doing traffic shaping using the kernel's traffic control (tc).
The security strength features of Yavipind include packet security, protection against packet replay, efficient session key renewal, protection against Denial-of-Service attacks, and forward secrecy.
Overall, Yavipind is an excellent software that is highly recommended for anyone who needs a secure and efficient tunnel. Its unique features and high level of protection make it stand out from other alternatives.
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