Rotating internet protocol addresses in a virtual private network
AssigneeOversec, UAB
InventorsTomas Kolaitis, Vytautas Neubauer
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Abstract
A method for rotating internet protocol (IP) addresses in a virtual private network (VPN), the method comprising receiving, at a first VPN server during an established VPN connection, a first data request and a second data request from a user device, retrieving first data associated with the first data request using a first exit IP address, and retrieving second data associated with the second data request using a second exit IP address, different from the first exit IP address. Various other aspects are contemplated.
Claims20
A method for rotating exit internet protocol (IP) addresses in a virtual private network (VPN), the method comprising:
- receiving, at a first VPN server during an established VPN connection, a first data request and a second data request from a user device;
- retrieving, by the VPN server during the established VPN connection, first data associated with the first data request using a first exit IP address associated with the VPN server;
- and
- retrieving, by the VPN server during the established VPN connection, second data associated with the second data request using a second exit IP address associated with the VPN server, the second exit IP address being different from the first exit IP address.
A first virtual private network (VPN) server associated with rotating exit internet protocol (IP) addresses in a VPN, the first VPN server comprising:
- a memory;
- and
- a processor communicatively coupled to the memory, the memory and the processor being configured to:
- receive, during an established VPN connection, a first data request and a second data request from a user device;
- retrieve, during the established VPN connection, first data associated with the first data request using a first exit IP address associated with the first VPN server;
- and
- retrieve, during the established VPN connection, second data associated with the second data request using a second exit IP address associated with the first VPN server, the second exit IP address being different from the first exit IP address.
A non-transitory computer-readable medium configured to store instructions, which when executed by a processor associated with a first virtual private network (VPN) server, cause the processor to:
- receive, an established VPN connection, a first data request and a second data request from a user device;
- retrieve, during the established VPN connection, first data associated with the first data request using a first exit IP address associated with the first VPN server;
- and
- retrieve, during the established VPN connection, second data associated with the second data request using a second exit IP address associated with the first VPN server, the second exit IP address being different from the first exit IP address.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.