Understanding VPNs: What They Are and How They Work

Online privacy is getting harder to hold onto, which is why you keep hearing the word VPN everywhere. If you’re on public ...
CNET

You’ll Be Glad Your VPN Has Post-Quantum Encryption, Even if You Don’t Need It Now. Here’s Why

Quantum computing represents a major threat to encryption, and the inflection point may be less than five years away.
XDA Developers on MSN

5 reasons your VPN is destroying your internet speed (and how to fix it)

If you're running your own VPN server, you're not limited to whatever a commercial VPN provider allows, but that doesn't mean ...
MUO on MSN

I only look for one thing in a VPN now, and most services don’t have it

These features make VPN companies stand out on comparison charts, but none of them matter if the service is quietly storing ...
Macworld

Why your VPN isn’t as secure as you think

There are two main reasons for using a VPN. The first is to circumvent geoblocking when watching films or TV shows, or accessing cheaper services abroad. The second, and perhaps more serious, is to ...
Techno-Science.net

Self-Hosted VPN Guide: How to Set Up Free Home VPN Server

You can create a free VPN service using software-based services like WireGuard. You can install it on your Mac or Windows device and connect other devices to it ...
Morningstar

Introducing Surfshark Everlink: patented self-healing VPN infrastructure for stable VPN protection

Surfshark, a leading provider of VPN services, unveils Surfshark Everlink, an industry-first patented (patents: US11190491B1, US20240080302A1) technology designed to deliver greater VPN connection ...