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The New Zealand government has cleared up reports that it plans to ban virtual private networks (VPNs). Officials say they are not working on any rule that would stop people from using the privacy tool. The statement came after reports suggested the government could block VPNs. The reports claimed the move would stop children under […]

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Businesses use identity checks every day to confirm who their customers are. Many of them trust outside companies to handle this job. One of those companies is Onfido, which is now part of Entrust. Now, reports of unauthorized access involving Onfido have sparked fresh concerns about how companies protect sensitive customer information. Only a few […]

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Security researchers have linked a popular VPN service to a large operation that may have spent years turning people’s computers into residential proxy servers without their knowledge. The investigation started with a fake version of the popular 7-Zip software. But as researchers dug deeper, they uncovered something much bigger. They found hundreds of connected websites, […]<...


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Microsoft recently issued an alert with regards to a security issue concerning the Microsoft Edge web browser. This new vulnerability has the potential to allow hackers to take control of one’s personal computer and run malicious software or applications on it. The particular vulnerability we are talking about has to do with the Chromium-based version […]

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Law enforcement in Sweden conducted a physical raid on the facilities of a VPN service provider and took its equipment into custody. Authorities sought user information during the operation. They discovered zero data. Mullvad VPN did not simply get fortunate. The firm designed its entire system so that nothing existed to discover. The company has […]

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