Nov 18, 2023, 09:06 AM
DNS LEAKS
Think of your VPN/Socks connection as sending a letter.
You write the letter including your real IP, stick it in an envelope, and write a fake address (Your Fake IP) on the outside.
Now, a DNS leak is like mistakenly showing your real IP on the outside of the envelope.
It's as if some security trick made the envelope transparent. Instead of staying quiet,
your computer might spill the beans about the websites you're checking out,
even if you want to keep it all under wraps. Game over, Card Declined.
So, how do we sort this out? Simple, we gotta flush the DNS first. Its the one making your envelope transparent.
I share some nifty tips and tricks to up your carding game, explained in simple terms from the ground up.
It's all free – enjoy
Remaining Tut: https://mega.nz/folder/fRZXEb4B#q6NhQHllpsPwfsNHy0uTcQ
Think of your VPN/Socks connection as sending a letter.
You write the letter including your real IP, stick it in an envelope, and write a fake address (Your Fake IP) on the outside.
Now, a DNS leak is like mistakenly showing your real IP on the outside of the envelope.
It's as if some security trick made the envelope transparent. Instead of staying quiet,
your computer might spill the beans about the websites you're checking out,
even if you want to keep it all under wraps. Game over, Card Declined.
So, how do we sort this out? Simple, we gotta flush the DNS first. Its the one making your envelope transparent.
I share some nifty tips and tricks to up your carding game, explained in simple terms from the ground up.
It's all free – enjoy
Remaining Tut: https://mega.nz/folder/fRZXEb4B#q6NhQHllpsPwfsNHy0uTcQ