Using a VPN



Authentication

To prevent unauthorized users from accessing the VPN, most protocols can be implemented with support for authentication of connecting parties. This ensures the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the remote network.

Tunnel entry points can be authenticated in a variety of ways during the process of initiating access to the VPN. Verification can occur immediately after VPN initiation (e.g., by whitelisting the endpoint IP address) or after a tunnel connection is established (e.g., through a web portal).

Remote access VPN services, which are typically user-initiated, may use passwords, biometrics, two-factor authentication, or other cryptographic methods.

Site-to-site VPN services often use pre-shared keys (passwords) or digital certificates. Depending on the VPN protocol used, keys may be stored to automatically establish a tunnel without the need for administrator intervention.

A VPN (Virtual Private Network) can help to ensure uninterrupted play, safety, and security while online gaming and more.

Using a VPN ensures:
• secure internet connection
• added security of your profile data, browsing history and banking information
• privacy of your location and any Apps used

For the best experience, try using one of these VPN’s:
• Express VPN
• Nord VPN
• Surf Shark

A single VPN account can be used on both desktop and mobile — don’t forget to clear your browsing history (cookies and cache) before accessing it.