PPTP vs L2TP vs SSTP vs OpenVPN
PPTP PPTP stands for Point To Point Tunneling Protocol, which is also termed as P2TP, is a protocol designed by Microsoft to provide secure communication and it is a very common protocol being used from windows 95. It has some drawbacks like it is no more secure at all now. Although, it is easy to use and set up but vulnerable with lots of weaknesses. The major advantage of this protocol is that it is built-in with the Windows operating system. It has almost been obsoleted. It's better to go for an advanced and secure feature. OpenVPN OpenVPN is more secure than PPTP and also provides more flexibility like it can be mount on any port, so it is difficult for a firewall to block it properly. OpenVPN uses open technologies like OpenSSL encryption library and SSLV3 and TLS v1 protocols. It is most popular and can be more secure if it uses AES encryption rather than a Blowfish encryption technique. It is required to install a third-party software before configuring OpenVPN bec...