How to Access Blocked Sites Without a Proxy - Easiest Way

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As recently we are shocked because government has been blocked many sites and I got many email to share easiest way to surf that sites without any security major problems.

So I'm going to share a standalone and a  useful and easiest way to watch and access blocked sites without any kind of proxy and setup. Just you need to follow some of our steps and then you would be able to enjoy magics of internet.

Step 1 - First of all goto CyberGhost VPN official site and then you have to download setup file(Link is also given below to download setup file), don't worry it's simple and don't required any complicated setup process.

Download setup from below link-

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Step 2 - After downloading setup file from official site, install it, probably it will takes few minutes of time for a proper installation.
Step 3 - Once your setup finished directly goto www.cyberghostvpn.com and create a free account, it's only to confirm your account type, it will never ask to login each and every time.
Step 4 - After above steps and process start Cyber Ghost and wait until it connects to its servers.

After successful connectivity, enjoy full internet without any limitation.

F&Q:

How Cyber Ghost or Other VPN Works To Unblock Sites?

Intresting, VPN means Virtual Private Network as definition it gives you components to surf private, secretly and access blocked or blue-pencilled substance. It offers first rate security and obscurity without being confused to utilize or easing off your web association.

VPN route your connection to their own data center means if your current location is India after connecting your connection route some where else and that's reason you can able to access blocked site.

Good and Bad with Cyber Ghost VPN -

Cyber Ghost awesome as my review and also perfect for free users.Each connection stable for 3 hours without disconnected.Better speed and no capping like proxy and other VPN.Anonymous and hide your privacy till usesMost trusted and secure featured on top site like TechCrunch, The New York Times etc.Easiest Way To Watch Blocked Sites Without Proxy

Why you should use VPN if you don't want to see blocked site ?
If you are using Wi-fi or shared network and connection bypass using any router then it confirms your privacy depends on your service provider. Your each internet access going through your ISP (Internet Service Provider) and every privacy depend on them.

Using VPN your connection routed and your ISP can't able to see what you are watching. It works like above image.

Important- Being anonymous is good but only for good reason, so I'm sure you are not going to any misuse this useful tutorial. If this helped you take a second to like and share.



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An Army of Million Hacked IoT Devices Almost Broke the Internet Today

A massive Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack against Dyn, a major domain name system (DNS) provider, broke large portions of the Internet on Friday, causing a significant outage to a ton of websites and services, including Twitter, GitHub, PayPal, Amazon, Reddit, Netflix, and Spotify.

But how the attack happened? What's the cause behind the attack?

Exact details of the attack remain vague, but Dyn reported a huge army of hijacked internet-connected devices could be responsible for the massive attack.

Yes, the same method recently employed by hackers to carry out record-breaking DDoS attack of over 1 Tbps against France-based hosting provider OVH.

According to security intelligence firm Flashpoint, Mirai bots were detected driving much, but not necessarily all, of the traffic in the DDoS attacks against DynDNS.

Mirai is a piece of malware that targets Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as routers, and security cameras, DVRs, and enslaves vast numbers of these compromised devices into a botnet, which is then used to conduct DDoS attacks.

Since the source code of Mirai Botnet has already made available to the public, anyone can wield DDoS attacks against targets.

This time hackers did not target an individual site, rather they attacked Dyn that many sites and services are using as their upstream DNS provider for turning internet protocol (IP) addresses into human-readable websites.

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The result we all know: Major sites and services including Twitter, GitHub, Reddit, PayPal, Amazon, AirBnb, Netflix, Pinterest, and so on, were among hundreds of services rendered inaccessible to Millions of people worldwide for several hours on Friday.

"Flashpoint has confirmed that at least some of the devices used in the Dyn DNS attacks are DVRs, further matching the technical indicators and tactics, techniques, and procedures associated with previous known Mirai botnet attacks," Flashpoint says in a blog post.

This type of attack is notable and concerning because it largely consists of unsecured IoT devices, which are growing exponentially with time. These devices are implemented in a way that they cannot easily be updated and thus are nearly impossible to secure.

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Manufacturers majorly focus on performance and usability of IoT devices but ignore security measures and encryption mechanisms, which is why they are routinely being hacked and widely becoming part of DDoS botnets used as weapons in cyber attacks.

An online tracker of the Mirai botnet suggests there are more than 1.2 Million Mirai-infected devices on the Internet, with over 166,000 devices active right now.

In short, IoT botnets like Mirai are growing rapidly, and there is no easy way to stop them.

According to officials speaking to Reuters, the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the FBI are both investigating the massive DDoS attacks hitting DynDNS, but none of the agencies yet speculated on who might be behind them.

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