HMA Review

HMA (formerly known as “HideMyAss”) is a virtual private network VPN software designed to help businesses of all sizes safely surf the Web, gain access to blocked sites, and encrypt online traffic. The platform includes an intelligent kill switch, which allows organizations to restrict Internet access when the VPN disconnects and configure automatic startup for the entire network or specific applications. IP shuffle functionality allows organizations to browse Web sites using anonymous IP addresses.
The application provides protection against IPV4, IPV6 and other Domain Name System (DNS) leaks, ensuring security from hacking attempts, malware and phishing sites. It offers a range of features such as split tunneling, no logging, multiple connections, 256-bit encryption, SHA256 authentication, multi-device access and more. Organizations can also send bulk files securely using optimized peer-to-peer servers.

HMA – TUTORIAL

HMA – FEATURES

• Intelligent Kill Switch: make your VPN a leak-free zone with Smart Kill Switch, which automatically turns off your internet if your VPN connection ever drops, preventing your location or data from being exposed online.
• Split Tunneling: some apps need privacy. Others, not so much. Satisfy both with Split Tunneling, which lets you pick which apps get VPN protection and which get to connect to the web raw and exposed.
• IP shuffle: the IP Shuffle lets you quickly change your IP address on the fly, helping you evade trackers, spies, and any nasty creeps trying to tail you online.
• Advanced leak protection: the solution offers built-in protection against IPv4, IPv6, and other DNS leaks, combined with our no-log servers handling your DNS requests, means that not a byte of your data will leak on the web.
• Military-grade encryption: in Windows and Android, encryption is implemented with the OpenVPN protocol in Galois Counter Mode (AES-256-GCM), with 4096-bit RSA keys for handshakes, authenticated with SHA256.
• Automatic connection rules: by now the world we live in is increasingly automated–decide for which networks you want the program to start automatically and for which VPN protection is not necessary.
• Fully encrypted servers: the 256-bit encryption system makes your data inaccessible to hackers and government authorities.
• DDoS protection: the platform ensures connection integrity, preventing DDoS attacks that cause devices to slow down.
• Bring your VPN everywhere: it doesn’t matter if you connect from a PC, Mac or on an Android device, iOS or Android TV-your privacy is always safe. And if you install VPN in your router it will also be guaranteed in all smart devices at home, even if you use multiple simultaneous connections.