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Configuration update for OpenVPN users

Bogdan Torcescu 1 min read Citeste in romana
Because our old CA, hardcoded in the OpenVPN configuration, has expired, you need to update your OpenVPN configuration profiles.
The purpose of the hardcoded CA in the client configuration is to prevent man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks by forcing the client to accept only certificates issued by our CA.
 
To do that, delete your old settings from your app, then download the new profiles from here.
Next, extract the OpenVPN profiles from the .zip archive and import them.
In other words, repeat the same steps you followed when you first configured your OpenVPN client.
 
If you use the native RoTunneling VPN app, SSTP, or L2TP, you aren't affected by this change.
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