VPN – The TechBriefs

Police boast of hacking VPN where criminals “believed themselves to be safe”

The scanning activity observed from First VPN IP addresses was “consistent with adversary efforts to identify open ports, services, and […]

Why residential proxies have become one of security’s biggest blind spots [Q&A]

Security teams still rely heavily on IP reputation, static IP lists, and behavioral baselines to separate legitimate users from malicious […]

Firefox gets a free built-in VPN with 50GB of monthly data

Firefox is rolling out a free built-in VPN that offers users up to 50GB of protected browsing each month, placing […]

VPNs becoming mainstream as browser tampering almost doubles

As AI-driven fraud increasingly mimics legitimate user behavior, obvious fraud signals are becoming unreliable. A new report from Fingerprint looks […]

Americans are increasingly turning to VPNs to avoid government surveillance online

A new survey reveals that VPN use is now common across the United States, with privacy concerns driving much of […]

AdGuard’s TrustTunnel VPN protocol avoids detection by mimicking normal web traffic

AdGuard has released TrustTunnel, a new VPN protocol built for network environments where traditional VPN traffic is easy to detect, […]

Surfshark adds post-quantum protection to its WireGuard VPN

Surfshark has added post-quantum protection to its WireGuard VPN, with the aim of protecting users against future risks rather than […]

Windows 11 updates are breaking VPN access to WSL

Microsoft has issued a warning that updates to Windows 11 may have led to problems with networking via VPN in […]

Why it’s time to ditch the VPN and embrace RPAM for secure remote work [Q&A]

As much of the workforce takes time out from the office for the holidays, employees, contractors and third-party vendors continue […]

Surfshark introduces web content blocker for home users

Cybersecurity and privacy firm Surfshark has launched a new web content blocker aimed at home users who want to filter […]