VPN Detection and Blocking
Keywords:
Vpn- Ip address detection, Vpn blocking, Vpn detection, automate, PiracyAbstract
A huge opportunity for Blocking through Vpn address detection is to design a system specifically to support small-scale Websites in the process of achieving high level security from fraudulent activities. The ability to build an automated system to detect a Vpn-address and deny access in a cost effective manner helps reduce their vulnerability of being targeted. The prime goal of the proposed application is to solve the problem of website owners to safeguard their business from unethical activities such as piracy. Upon entering the website, the system will grant/deny access to user based on their IP address being a Vpn enabled IP-address or not. Hence, users who are trying to use Vpn to enter website will be denied access and shown a forbidden access page giving a choice to refresh and enter the website without a Vpn-enabled Ip address.
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