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**About the project:**
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The VPN zines is a 4-issue-collection and each zine addresses the following:
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1. **Tunnel UP/ Tunnel Down** covers what is a VPN, what’s the
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difference to a proxy service, when should we use a VPN, main concepts of VPN, namely
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authentication, confidentiality, encryption, what tools are accessible for installing VPN
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services, how certificates work.
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(https://archive.org/details/vpn-zines, https://mara.multiplace.org/vpn-zine/)
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2. **Troubleshooting OpenVPN** covers the best practices when installing OpenVPN, how to debug
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the installation, and best practices for encryption and options for creating certificates.
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3. **VPN on raspberry-pi and on mobile** will cover: How to install a VPN on a raspberry-pi at
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one’s home, and how to enable VPN services on Android, F-Droid and iPhone. Plus a list of
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existing VPN services are trustworthy and provided for free or on donations.
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4. **Server remote connections and VPN** will cover: How to set up a VPN for remote backups
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between servers and remote server connections (ssh) as an extra layer of security.
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The goal is to spread the use and installation of VPN services on premises, meaning on
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physically located or dedicated servers in feminist spaces and collectives, and to inform of
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reliable VPN services provided by non profit organisations and other tech activists rather
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than purchasing commercial VPN services, which are either costly, or the inexpensive options
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do not often comply with best practices, e.x use of the same certificates for a bulk of users,
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pass-phrases posted on websites. The educational material created will also serve as
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resources for other activists/spaces to organise workshops and circulate the knowledge. |
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