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OkayFreedom's service executable (Not the UI executable, so it doesn't stop when you kill OkayFreedom.exe; you have to stop the service) does inject HTML code in forms that seem to support it for whatever reason.
Here's me talking about this in the Adguard Telegram Group
Here's me talking about this in the Adguard Telegram Group
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:11]
Did anyone here know that "OkayFreedom" VPN is injecting html elements into forms?
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:12]
Just found out about that because of a VT comment https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/3...605347e8a6ab85ad0a8bed5f1cb928d4399/community
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:12]
Had no idea. Any proof?
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:12]
https://www.google.com/search?q="OKAYFREEDOM_INJECTED"
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:12]
Sounds shifty as hell.
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:12]
yeah
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:13]
I don't know if it's worth a blogpost tho
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:15]
OkayFreedom doesn't even have to be started for that
Bluscream, [16.01.18 07:15]
The service does it
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:18]
hm
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:18]
i wonder if that is reflected in their privacy policy
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:20]
> As a result, it is not possible for Steganos to ascertain the content an OkayFreedom user has accessed.
well, they pretty much lie in their very first paragraph
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:20]
https://www.okayfreedom.com/en/privacy
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:21]
absolutely no words about any kind of http injections
DrDeda, [16.01.18 07:27]
[In reply to Denis Novitsky]
it's in the 101 of VPN usage: "Never use proprietary software"
Denis Novitsky, [16.01.18 07:28]
i agree, at least when it comes to free VPNs
DrDeda, [16.01.18 07:30]
which part of "never" don't you understand?
Andrey Meshkov, [16.01.18 09:33]
[In reply to Bluscream]
don’t use google for that
Andrey Meshkov, [16.01.18 09:33]
publicwww is your friend:
https://publicwww.com/websites/"OKAYFREEDOM_INJECTED"/