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CyberGhost VPN vs NexGuard VPN

CyberGhost VPN

8.7#4 in vpn servicesFrom $2.19 a year

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Fact	CyberGhost VPN	NexGuard VPN
Encryption	CyberGhost states that its apps use AES-256 or ChaCha20 encryption and perfect forward secrecy.	The FAQ says WireGuard uses ChaCha20-Poly1305 with Curve25519 key exchange, while OpenVPN uses AES-256-GCM with RSA-4096 or ECDH.
Kill switch	The Windows app includes an automatic kill switch that blocks traffic if the VPN connection drops.	The features page says its always-on kill switch uses system-level firewall enforcement to block traffic if the tunnel breaks.
Protocols	Supported protocols are WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2; PPTP and L2TP are not offered.	WireGuard is the default protocol, with OpenVPN over TCP/443 available when a network blocks UDP.
Server network	The Windows product page lists 126 cities in 100 countries and thousands of servers.	The features page describes 50+ locations on 1 Gbps+ links and says it does not use virtual locations.
Simultaneous devices	One subscription permits seven concurrent VPN connections.	5
Split tunneling	Split tunneling is listed among the included protection features.	Per-app split tunneling is listed for desktop and Android.

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CyberGhost VPN suits people seeking VPN access across desktop, mobile, and web platforms, with support for up to 7 simultaneous devices.

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