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VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. As the name suggests, this is a virtual network, created over the Internet or a public network between two or more physical networks (or devices) to create an extended private network.
It helps users/devices send and receive data as if the users were on the same directly connected private network.
This means that applications on a VPN can have the same functionality and be managed in the same way as on a private network.
Why use a VPN?
Every device on the Internet has a public IP address, which is used to identify and connect to that device using a browser, command line, or any other method.
This data contains information such phone number list as IP addresses, proxy, ISP, etc., Which can be intercepted if sent over an insecure network.
To protect your identity, privacy, and data transmitted over the Internet, VPNs are used to establish a private connection between two devices/networks.
VPNs can be used in a variety of scenarios. More often than not, people working remotely from the office want to access objects, networks, files, etc.
From their office, using a secure network connection over the Internet, as if they were working from the office. This is also known as a point-to-site VPN.
Another common case is when a company has many offices in different geographic locations and wants to create a private Internet connection to connect these offices/networks.
This is also known as a site-to-site link.
Since the connection is through a public network, to ensure data security and protection against eavesdropping, authorized access to protect against data loss, it becomes important to have a secure and encrypted private connection between the two networks/devices that are provided by a VPN.
For businesses, a VPN can be used to connect to their cloud environment and this can help them build an extended network for storing, processing other data and information.
In some cases, a VPN can be used to hide your public IP address and geolocation, since all your requests over the Internet are sent from the server, to which you created the VPN connection (tunnel).