Yes, in fact, if you search you can find out how to do it yourself. There was a video available online which demonstrated how to do it, but the companies whose products were exposed (guess which ones) complained and threatened suit. The only company (I know of) that is (or was?) successful at preventing it is Cranite Systems which was purchased by Cisco (for good reason). You might want to check out SafeConnect. To be honest though, there may be better systems out there that I'm not knowledgeable about - I haven't been responsible for network security for some time.


>Hi all,
> It's been a while since I've worked over a VPN and I'm wondering how secure can one be made? I've never heard of anyone hacking into a server with VPN access, but then again, there are lots of things I've never heard of! Is there a consensus on actual VPN security?
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>In theory anything is hackable, but have there been many problems so far in the real world with patched, up to date systems?
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>Thanks in advance,
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>Gary