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Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run." } ] }, "documentation": { "source": "clawhub", "primaryDoc": "SKILL.md", "sections": [ { "title": "Privacy Misconceptions", "body": "VPN shifts trust from ISP to VPN provider — provider sees all traffic, not eliminated\n\"No logs\" claims are marketing — unverifiable without independent audits\nVPN doesn't provide anonymity — browser fingerprinting, account logins, payment methods still identify\nFree VPNs monetize traffic data — if not paying, you're the product\nSelf-hosted VPN exits from your IP — no privacy benefit, services see your home address" }, { "title": "DNS Leaks", "body": "DNS queries can bypass tunnel — reveals visited sites despite encrypted traffic\nTest after every setup — leak test sites show if DNS goes through ISP instead of tunnel\nSystem DNS settings may override VPN — force DNS through tunnel in client settings" }, { "title": "Kill Switch", "body": "Brief VPN disconnects expose real IP — happens without user noticing\nKill switch blocks all traffic when tunnel drops — essential for privacy use cases\nTest by forcing disconnect — traffic should stop completely, not fall back to direct" }, { "title": "Split Tunneling Risks", "body": "Misconfiguration sends sensitive traffic direct — defeats VPN purpose\nFull tunnel safer default — split only when deliberately excluding specific apps\nLocal network access often requires split — printing, casting break with full tunnel" }, { "title": "Protocol Traps", "body": "PPTP encryption is broken — trivially cracked, never use regardless of convenience\nUDP blocked on some networks — TCP fallback needed for restrictive firewalls\nWireGuard uses fixed ports — easier to block than OpenVPN on 443" }, { "title": "Mobile Issues", "body": "WiFi calling fails through most VPNs — carrier limitation, not fixable\nBanking apps detect and block VPN — may need exclusion in split tunnel\nBattery drain varies significantly — WireGuard most efficient by large margin" }, { "title": "Connection Failures", "body": "\"Connected\" but no internet — usually DNS misconfigured, not routing issue\nWorks on phone not laptop — local firewall or antivirus interfering\nConstant reconnects — try TCP instead of UDP, increase keepalive interval" }, { "title": "Self-Hosted Traps", "body": "Exit IP is your home IP — services see where you live, no geo-bypass benefit\nRequires static IP or dynamic DNS — clients can't find changing endpoints\nUnmaintained server becomes liability — security updates are your responsibility" } ], "body": "Privacy Misconceptions\nVPN shifts trust from ISP to VPN provider — provider sees all traffic, not eliminated\n\"No logs\" claims are marketing — unverifiable without independent audits\nVPN doesn't provide anonymity — browser fingerprinting, account logins, payment methods still identify\nFree VPNs monetize traffic data — if not paying, you're the product\nSelf-hosted VPN exits from your IP — no privacy benefit, services see your home address\nDNS Leaks\nDNS queries can bypass tunnel — reveals visited sites despite encrypted traffic\nTest after every setup — leak test sites show if DNS goes through ISP instead of tunnel\nSystem DNS settings may override VPN — force DNS through tunnel in client settings\nKill Switch\nBrief VPN disconnects expose real IP — happens without user noticing\nKill switch blocks all traffic when tunnel drops — essential for privacy use cases\nTest by forcing disconnect — traffic should stop completely, not fall back to direct\nSplit Tunneling Risks\nMisconfiguration sends sensitive traffic direct — defeats VPN purpose\nFull tunnel safer default — split only when deliberately excluding specific apps\nLocal network access often requires split — printing, casting break with full tunnel\nProtocol Traps\nPPTP encryption is broken — trivially cracked, never use regardless of convenience\nUDP blocked on some networks — TCP fallback needed for restrictive firewalls\nWireGuard uses fixed ports — easier to block than OpenVPN on 443\nMobile Issues\nWiFi calling fails through most VPNs — carrier limitation, not fixable\nBanking apps detect and block VPN — may need exclusion in split tunnel\nBattery drain varies significantly — WireGuard most efficient by large margin\nConnection Failures\n\"Connected\" but no internet — usually DNS misconfigured, not routing issue\nWorks on phone not laptop — local firewall or antivirus interfering\nConstant reconnects — try TCP instead of UDP, increase keepalive interval\nSelf-Hosted Traps\nExit IP is your home IP — services see where you live, no geo-bypass benefit\nRequires static IP or dynamic DNS — clients can't find changing endpoints\nUnmaintained server becomes liability — security updates are your responsibility" }, "trust": { "sourceLabel": "tencent", "provenanceUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/vpn", "publisherUrl": "https://clawhub.ai/ivangdavila/vpn", "owner": "ivangdavila", "version": "1.0.0", "license": null, 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