AirVPN Trap?!

[coBras 0]

First post,.

 

I've recommended AirVPN to a friend who then went and did research. When asked him why he not go with AirVPN he showed me something I found strange. A user on internet forum claims AirVPN was used to "trap him". Unfortunately last post is him confirming he got knock at the door and under investigation. Something about the post makes me think this is true.

 

Nobody knows what he did to deserve however the claim did give concern about the security of this service and think this claim should be brought to the attention of AirVPN and customers, may not be aware of it.

 

Screenshot attach.

 

 

[zhang888 1066]

So, he forgot his PayPal subscription turned on, then was surprised he was charged.

Great hacker. But that doesn't add up to the real story:

 

He used the service to DDoS some internal and other infrastructure, and wrote

this moronic post that we kept here deliberately for all to laugh:

https://airvpn.org/topic/17904-my-review-010/

 

The username is  different but the style of writing and dates in question are identical.

 

Regarding the last accusation, pretty much equals to "I bought a hamburger, few

days later the police started interrogating me. BurgerKing is a trap."

[ɹoɹɹǝ 26]

Honestly, I don't think anything on HackForums is real. They use CloudFare and don't allow use of VPN's/proxy's to access their site... Something about a "hacker" forum not embracing privacy is shady... But HackForums is full of skids that embrace their friends products with "vouches" like "Rep! I have tested the product and it's the best I've seen." maybe not in those exact words but... you know what I mean

[OpenSourcerer 1442]

Oh, this guy again? Hackforums blocked my real IP once, by the way...

[Guest]

Search the name felicixus and most topics on the guy is "FELICIXUS SCAMMED ME".... 

[ɹoɹɹǝ 26]

So, he forgot his PayPal subscription turned on, then was surprised he was charged.

Great hacker. But that doesn't add up to the real story:

 

He used the service to DDoS some internal and other infrastructure, and wrote

this moronic post that we kept here deliberately for all to laugh:

https://airvpn.org/topic/17904-my-review-010/

 

The username is  different but the style of writing and dates in question are identical.

 

Regarding the last accusation, pretty much equals to "I bought a hamburger, few

days later the police started interrogating me. BurgerKing is a trap."

 

I am curious... I know AirVPN keeps no logs and is respective of their users privacy, but how were they able to find out who was doing the actions?

[LZ1 673]

 

So, he forgot his PayPal subscription turned on, then was surprised he was charged.

Great hacker. But that doesn't add up to the real story:

 

He used the service to DDoS some internal and other infrastructure, and wrote

this moronic post that we kept here deliberately for all to laugh:

https://airvpn.org/topic/17904-my-review-010/

 

The username is  different but the style of writing and dates in question are identical.

 

Regarding the last accusation, pretty much equals to "I bought a hamburger, few

days later the police started interrogating me. BurgerKing is a trap."

 

I am curious... I know AirVPN keeps no logs and is respective of their users privacy, but how were they able to find out who was doing the actions?

Hello!

 

I think they answered that in the review.

[Guest]

 

I think they answered that in the review.

 

 

"konstigarord" is swedish and means "strange words" btw (    )

[ɹoɹɹǝ 26]

 

 

So, he forgot his PayPal subscription turned on, then was surprised he was charged.

Great hacker. But that doesn't add up to the real story:

 

He used the service to DDoS some internal and other infrastructure, and wrote

this moronic post that we kept here deliberately for all to laugh:

https://airvpn.org/topic/17904-my-review-010/

 

The username is  different but the style of writing and dates in question are identical.

 

Regarding the last accusation, pretty much equals to "I bought a hamburger, few

days later the police started interrogating me. BurgerKing is a trap."

 

I am curious... I know AirVPN keeps no logs and is respective of their users privacy, but how were they able to find out who was doing the actions?

Hello!

 

I think they answered that in the review.

 

Ah ok... I missed that. Great answer as always from Air!

[coBras 0]

Excellent response. I've been watching a lot of documentaries recently on current cyber security/mass surveillance and have taken some introductory courses on it as well. I'm usually always left thinking that everyone should be using a solid VPN these days. 

 

Thanks for clearing this up.

[Ricnvolved1956 51]

CoBras-- I mentioned this in a post in another thread, but there was a Dutch computer tech geek who was a guest a few years ago on The Keiser Report. According to this guy, if every private user would use a good VPN when getting online, it would be impossible for the NSA to try to break the encryption because of the expense involved. No, this is not an uncompensated endorsement of AirVPN, but it's okay with me if anyone wants to think so.