There are tools that conduct random traffic patterns out the VPN though continuously to obfuscate your usage…
Basically you make sure none of your traffic transits anything except the VPN, including DNS. The tool pulls random spikes of traffic, just junk in different sizes, anyone watching will only see the VPN traffic.
Think of it this way, you want to mail stuff, and your neighbor can run over and look at the outbound labels on your boxes, so instead you mail everything to a proxy service who then remails it.
They can still see you mail things though… Right?
So instead you send thousands of boxes filled with different weights of junk to the proxy with directions to dump most of them, and your real shipments are mixed in there, the neighbors won’t know which box is real and which is junk or if it’s all real, they just won’t know.
The key is to maintain a consistent randomness, making it difficult to pin down.
As everyone else has said, yes.
There are tools that conduct random traffic patterns out the VPN though continuously to obfuscate your usage…
Basically you make sure none of your traffic transits anything except the VPN, including DNS. The tool pulls random spikes of traffic, just junk in different sizes, anyone watching will only see the VPN traffic.
Think of it this way, you want to mail stuff, and your neighbor can run over and look at the outbound labels on your boxes, so instead you mail everything to a proxy service who then remails it.
They can still see you mail things though… Right?
So instead you send thousands of boxes filled with different weights of junk to the proxy with directions to dump most of them, and your real shipments are mixed in there, the neighbors won’t know which box is real and which is junk or if it’s all real, they just won’t know.
The key is to maintain a consistent randomness, making it difficult to pin down.