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Why do most VPN protocols work on the Transport Layer and not on the Network Layer instead?

I think you are confusing what the VPN is using to transport the encrypted data vs. what the VPN provides. You look at the first while you should instead look at the second. A VPN provides a virtual ...
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Why do most VPN protocols work on the Transport Layer and not on the Network Layer instead?

They do. Why do most VPN protocols work on the Transport Layer and not on the Network Layer instead? Assuming you are referring to your VPN as an application on your phone/laptop—all your ...
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Decrypting network traffic and finding HTTPS private key

While you have access to the .git folder: Download the .git folder : wget https://server_address:443/.git Check the status: git status If there is some deleted and uncommitted files, they can be ...
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Decrypting network traffic and finding HTTPS private key

Your hint says that the "HTTPS private key has been forgotten in Git." This could mean several things, but I suspect it means that the private key was added and deleted from Git history, ...
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Why do most VPN protocols work on the Transport Layer and not on the Network Layer instead?

Why do most VPN protocols work on the Transport Layer and not on the Network Layer instead? Most VPN/tunnel protocols transport (encapsulate, protect) network layer (IP) or sometimes link layer (...
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