omni catcher look. Just caught vikingvpn on reddit commmenting about dns leaks and shared ips
http://www.reddit.com/r/VPN/comments/3e1cro/my_building_has_a_public_wifi_that_i_can_access/
YouknowimthemanVikingVPN Admin 1 point2 points3 points (3 children)
In the case of a DNS leak, it still goes through the tunnel.
The concern with DNS leaks is with more advanced threats than public wifi use.
On a VPN network that is utilizing shared IPs for privacy, all of the DNS requests come from the same IP address and go to the same DNS servers. This is the same mechanism for privacy that regular VPN traffic uses as well. The concern is that if someone were watching at somewhere like the VPN's datacenter's edge, and the DNS is leaking, your traffic sticks out from everyone else, because the DNS server that the VPN traffic is going to is unique.
It is still going through the tunnel, and is still encrypted.
The only good thing about this is he didn't attempt to spin it into an attack on pia. However I don't think Mr Zimmer has learned not to attack pia. He probably knows we monitor everything he says on reddit.

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So does this mean I am now in charge of the VikingVPN watchers? I knew the bar was low, but wow.
We should create a new national day here in the USA, national God bless PIA day
"Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Google bad, Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc Chrome Webrtc."
You may need to take a breath though.