How to securely run Squid Proxy from a VPS server as a VPN
There are several options for installing a Squid Proxy, but you'll definitely need a paid VPS subscription to run Ubuntu Server. Public or overseas servers will incur VPS fees. Private (home) servers are free, but using your home internet service (ISP) will incur additional charges. Caution: Squid Proxy is not recommended for use in public internet areas because, while enhancing security, it is susceptible to eavesdropping, gambling websites, and scams. It is highly recommended to set up a password-protected HTTP proxy in Squid Proxy for maximum security. Caution: VPS owners must comply with local laws regarding software and Docker image embedding on their VPS to avoid VPS service suspension. 1. If you're ready to use a VPS, there are many options to subscribe to for a VPS service > Next: Install Ubuntu Server. Examples include Cloudflare VPS, DigitalOcean VPS, AWS VPS, Google Cloud VPS, Incapsula VPS, and finally Akamai VPS. 2. After installing Ubuntu on the VPS, update the...