Malwarebytes Privacy (VPN)
michal999
Member
I understand VPNs are blocked. I have no issue with that.
I run Malwarebytes Privacy (a VPN product) for my own security for almost all activities on the web. I've run into a number of sites that block some of the VPN outbound servers used by Malwarebytes. Clearly, these same servers have been used for pernicious activity. It makes me sad. If the Cubic Castles devs choose to block those servers, I am not here to argue.
Malwarebytes Privacy allows for exception rules to bypass use of the VPN. Unfortunately, the rules cannot be based on a domain. Rules can be based on
- the running application (e.g. Minecraft.exe)
- an IPv4 address
- a port number
I run Cubic Castles from a web browser. For reasons I hope are clear, I'm not going to put "chrome.exe" in the exception list. Is it possible to identify the IP addresses or port numbers used by Cubic Castles?
I run Malwarebytes Privacy (a VPN product) for my own security for almost all activities on the web. I've run into a number of sites that block some of the VPN outbound servers used by Malwarebytes. Clearly, these same servers have been used for pernicious activity. It makes me sad. If the Cubic Castles devs choose to block those servers, I am not here to argue.
Malwarebytes Privacy allows for exception rules to bypass use of the VPN. Unfortunately, the rules cannot be based on a domain. Rules can be based on
- the running application (e.g. Minecraft.exe)
- an IPv4 address
- a port number
I run Cubic Castles from a web browser. For reasons I hope are clear, I'm not going to put "chrome.exe" in the exception list. Is it possible to identify the IP addresses or port numbers used by Cubic Castles?