Marc is a technology journalist with over 15 years experience. He specializes in content related to emerging technologies, cybersecurity, big data, privacy, artificial intelligence, and the politics of technology.
He has worked for some of the largest tech companies (Deluxe Digital, Sony, Autodesk) and is passionate about online privacy and digital freedom.
Not all VPN providers explicitly support Linux. But that doesn't necessarily mean you can't connect over Linux. In this guide we show you how to create an OpenVPN connection in Linux Mint, using the Network Manager.Â
If you notice your computer running slowly, one reason might be bloatware - especially if you're using Windows 10. In this post, we look at what bloatware is and how you can remove it.
Online attacks are more prevalent than ever - and that trend will likely continue to grow. In this article we look at CSV injection attacks and how to defend against them.
Clickjacking or UI redress attacks are extremely prevalent today. In this post we look at what clickjacking is, how it works, and how you can protect yourself.
Cross-site scripting (XSS) is an extremely common kind of online attack that targets web applications and websites. In this article, we look at what XSS attacks are, how they work, and how you can prevent them.
Email is inherently insecure. Because of that many email providers today offer "secure" email services. We take a look at the best of these secure email providers and evaluate how private each platform actually is.
Trojan Horses are one of the most successful malware attacks. In this post we look at what Trojan Horse malware is, what it does and how you can avoid it.
pfSense is an open-source router/firewall, based on FreeBSD. In this post we'll show you how to create an OpenVPN client connection to a commercial VPN provider using pfSense.
The Venona files provide a rare glimpse into the world of high stakes spycraft. In this post, we discuss some key elements that enabled the Americans to break the Soviet code.
