VPN & Privacy

Vietnam-aligned APT group OceanLotus ran two SPECTRALVIPER campaigns from 2024–2026, targeting a construction firm and stock investors via a supply-chain attack

ServiceNow patched a flaw on June 5, 2026 after threat actors exploited it to query instance tables across a subset of customers.

Children face the same identity and data risks as adults — often with higher stakes. Here's how to protect their digital lives early.

Europe is pushing for tech sovereignty amid concerns over US reliability. Reducing decades-long dependencies will require policy, procurement, and private secto

Popular websites still permit dangerously weak passwords. Mandatory MFA and stricter authentication laws could finally end the cycle.

VPNs mask your IP address, but browser fingerprinting tracks you through device attributes no tunnel can hide.

North Korea-aligned APT group ScarCruft trojanized a Yanbian-themed gaming platform, deploying a new Android backdoor alongside the known BirdCall Windows malwa

WireGuard and OpenVPN take fundamentally different approaches to VPN security. Here's how they compare on speed, codebase, and real-world privacy.

Split tunneling lets some traffic bypass your VPN. That flexibility comes with real security trade-offs worth understanding.

VPNs promise they don't log your activity, but few users know how to test those claims. Here's what the evidence actually looks like.

A DNS leak can expose your browsing activity even when your VPN is active. Here's how to detect one and what the data reveals.

Brave Software launches Origin, a paid $59.99 browser that removes crypto, AI, and ads features - and the backlash is pointed.