n2n

n2n is a peer-to-peer VPN software developed by Luca Deri. It allows users to create secure and flexible virtual private networks over the internet.

n2n creates a network of nodes connected to each other through encrypted tunnels. These nodes can be connected directly or through intermediate nodes, called supernodes. This creates a mesh network, where each node is connected to every other node.

n2n is open source, meaning that anyone can inspect and modify the code. n2n can be used to create secure and scalable VPNs. n2n can be run on a variety of operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Remote workers connecting to their company's network securely. Connecting IoT devices securely over the internet. Creating a distributed monitoring system for IT infrastructure.

n2n has a learning curve and requires some technical knowledge to set up. However, there are many resources available online to help users get started.

n2n uses strong encryption to secure the VPN connections. However, as with any encryption system, it is only as secure as the users make it. Proper key management and other security measures must be taken to ensure the security of the VPN.

n2n has been shown to be scalable and can handle thousands of nodes in a network. However, performance may degrade as the number of nodes increases, and users should plan their network architecture accordingly.

There are many other VPN solutions available, including commercial products and open source projects such as OpenVPN and WireGuard. Users should evaluate their specific needs before choosing a solution.

n2n has an active community of users and developers who provide support and contribute to the development of the software. Users can find help and resources on the n2n mailing list and forum.

n2n is a tool, and like all tools, it can be used for both legal and illegal activities. However, Luca Deri and the n2n community do not condone or support any illegal activities carried out using the software.