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At Mozilla VPN stands for Vague Product News: Foundation reveals security product will launch eventually, with temporary pricing, in unspecified places

But it does have a name. 'Firefox Private Network' is out, ‘Mozilla VPN’ is in.

19 Jun 2020

Rethinking VPN: Tailscale startup packages Wireguard with network security

Interview'A whole bunch of tunnels': Mesh networking with per-node permissions and OAuth security

02 Apr 2020

The Six Million Dollar Scam: London cops probe Travelex cyber-ransacking amid reports of £m ransomware demand, wide-open VPN server holes

We can rebuild him, we have the backups... er, right?

08 Jan 2020

That Pulse Secure VPN you're using to protect your data? Better get it patched – or it's going to be ransomware time

Plug this security bypass... if you can even find the boxes running it

07 Jan 2020

OpenBSD bugs, Microsoft's bad update, a new Nork hacking crew, and more

Meanwhile, the DOJ sets its sights on money mules

07 Dec 2019

Tricky VPN-busting bug lurks in iOS, Android, Linux distros, macOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, say university eggheads

OpenVPN, WireGuard, IKEv2/IPSec also vulnerable to tampering flaw, we're told

06 Dec 2019

Senator: US govt staff may be sending their smartphone web traffic 'wrapped in a bow' to Russia, China via VPNs

No policy to stop use of dodgy foreign network providers. You'd hope common sense would prevail, but...

30 May 2019

US-Cert alert! Thanks to a massive bug, VPN now stands for 'Vigorously Pwned Nodes'

Multiple providers leaving storage cookies up for grabs

12 Apr 2019

Correction: Last month, we called Zuckerberg a moron. We apologize. In fact, he and Facebook are a fscking disgrace

AnalysisWhen it said 5 per cent of banned slurp app users were kids, it actually meant much, much more than that

01 Mar 2019

Using a free VPN? Why not skip the middleman and just send your data to President Xi?

Majority of sketchy apps can be traced to China, study finds

19 Nov 2018

Facebook pulls 'snoopy' Onavo VPN from Apple's App Store after falling foul of rules

Cupertino banned software that slurps data for marketing

23 Aug 2018

Support for ageing key exchange crypto leaves VPNs open to attack

Ancient issue causing new ones

15 Aug 2018

Kaspersky VPN blabbed domain names of visited websites – and gave me a $0 reward, says chap

UpdatedDNS leak flaws are outside of bug-bounty scope

09 Aug 2018

Cisco let an SSL cert expire in its VPN kit – and broke network provisioning brokers

Well that's one way to secure systems: deny new trustpoints

07 Aug 2018

Kremlin's war on Telegram sees 50 VPNs stopped at the border

Viber said to be next target of stop-terrorists-talking effort

08 May 2018

Analogue radio given 10-year stay of execution as the UK U-turns on DAB digital future

It's not a Windows 10 release without something breaking so here's a troubleshooter for your OneDrive woes

AWS attempts to woo devs with new tool aimed at porting .NET applications to Linux

The good news: Vodafone switches on first full-fat, real-life 5G network in the UK. The bad news: it only got sent to Coventry

Microsoft takes tweaking tongs to Windows 10's Start Menu once again

Scala contributor: Open source and diversity key to tackling dev skills shortage

'90s retro resurrection PowerToys hits 0.19, bringing raft of fixes and a final flash from the desktop

Firefox 78: Protections dashboard, new developer features... and the end of the line for older macOS versions

Barclays Bank appeared to be using the Wayback Machine as a 'CDN' for some Javascript

Fighting BEC and EAC: Why whack-a-mole won’t work

F5 emits fixes for critical flaws in BIG-IP gear: Hopefully yours aren't internet-facing while you ready a patch

Holy Guacamole! Researchers find Apache remote desktop software was silently pwnable for snooping on sessions

Languishing lodash library loophole finally fitted for a fix: It's only taken since October to address security bug

Continuous Lifecycle Online: Just like our London conference – but in your own home. Grab tickets now

Containers to capture 15% of all enterprise apps across 75% of business by 2024

HashiCorp Cloud Platform unveiled – but in private beta for AWS only

Dutch national broadcaster saw ad revenue rise when it stopped tracking users. It's meant to work like that, right?

Brit MPs vote down bid to delay IR35 reforms, press ahead with new tax rules for private-sector contractors

No one can compete with Google... unless it opens its click-and-query data to rivals, says UK markets watchdog

Happy privacy action day in California: If you don't have 'Do not sell my information' in your website footer, you need to read this story right now

Like a Bolt from the blue, Huawei's fledgling AppGallery signs a ride-sharing platform

Cool IT support drones never look at explosions: Time to resolution for misbehaving mouse? Three seconds

'Google cannot stop it, control it or curtail it...' Inside the murky world of fake addiction treatment center search spam

Purism's quest against Intel's Management Engine black box CPU now comes in 14 inches

UK government shakes magic money tree, finds $500m to buy a stake in struggling satellite firm OneWeb

Don't beat yourself up for overeating in lockdown. This black hole scoffs equivalent of our Sun every day

UK space firms forced to adjust their models of how the universe works as they lose out on Copernicus contracts

Remember that black hole just 1,000 light years from Earth? Scientists queue up to say it may not exist after all

If you wanna make your own open-source chip, just Google it. Literally. Web giant says it'll fab them for free

It's a tough time for digital transformation in the financial services world – but fret not, there’s help at hand

Huawei develops epidemic prevention and control solutions for safer travel

Rental electric scooters to clutter UK street scenes after Department of Transport gives year-long trial the thumbs-up

E-scooter fanboy so hyped for Teesside to host UK's first trial

Erudite, insightful, self-aware and almost human: Give your local database admin a hug – it's DBA Appreciation Day

Well bork me sideways: A railway ticket machine lies down for a little Windoze

Hey, Boeing. Don't celebrate your first post-grounding 737 Max test flight too hard. You just lost another big contract

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At Mozilla VPN stands for Vague Product News: Foundation reveals security product will launch eventually, with temporary pricing, in unspecified places

Rethinking VPN: Tailscale startup packages Wireguard with network security

The Six Million Dollar Scam: London cops probe Travelex cyber-ransacking amid reports of £m ransomware demand, wide-open VPN server holes

That Pulse Secure VPN you're using to protect your data? Better get it patched – or it's going to be ransomware time

OpenBSD bugs, Microsoft's bad update, a new Nork hacking crew, and more

Tricky VPN-busting bug lurks in iOS, Android, Linux distros, macOS, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, say university eggheads

Senator: US govt staff may be sending their smartphone web traffic 'wrapped in a bow' to Russia, China via VPNs

US-Cert alert! Thanks to a massive bug, VPN now stands for 'Vigorously Pwned Nodes'

Correction: Last month, we called Zuckerberg a moron. We apologize. In fact, he and Facebook are a fscking disgrace

Using a free VPN? Why not skip the middleman and just send your data to President Xi?

SMS 2FA database leak drama, MageCart mishaps, Black Friday badware, and more

Microsoft pulls plug on IPv6-only Wi-Fi network over borked VPN fears

M-M-M-MONSTER KILL: Cisco's bug-wranglers swat 29 in single week

Facebook pulls 'snoopy' Onavo VPN from Apple's App Store after falling foul of rules

Support for ageing key exchange crypto leaves VPNs open to attack

Kaspersky VPN blabbed domain names of visited websites – and gave me a $0 reward, says chap

Cisco let an SSL cert expire in its VPN kit – and broke network provisioning brokers

Kremlin's war on Telegram sees 50 VPNs stopped at the border

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Barclays Bank appeared to be using the Wayback Machine as a 'CDN' for some Javascript

If you wanna make your own open-source chip, just Google it. Literally. Web giant says it'll fab them for free

Analogue radio given 10-year stay of execution as the UK U-turns on DAB digital future

Cool IT support drones never look at explosions: Time to resolution for misbehaving mouse? Three seconds

Capita Consulting ditching more than a quarter of its workforce 45 days after consultations with consultants

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