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Path traversal attacks may not get as much attention as other online attacks but they can be quite nasty. In this post, we look at how path traversal attacks work and how to prevent them.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on November 15, 2023
Why would you want to keep your VPN enabled all the time? There are actually some compelling reasons to do this. We look at the pros and cons of an always-on VPN.
By Marc Dahan in VPN & Privacy on February 8, 2023
Millions of anonymous messages and user records apparently from the secret sharing app Whisper were exposed online without a password. Again.
By Bob Diachenko in Information Security on February 1, 2022
Following news reports about popular Muslim prayer apps selling user data to third parties, including the US military, Comparitech decided to take a deeper look at apps for Muslims to find out which ones respect your privacy and which are best avoided.
By Paul Bischoff in VPN & Privacy on October 20, 2023
Want a top-tier VPN at a budget price? Just use our exclusive Atlas VPN coupon to get an 83 percent
By Ian Garland in VPN & Privacy on October 3, 2022
Dark web vendors are selling digital COVID certificates that allow residents and visitors to the European Union to travel freely between member states without getting vaccinated.
By Paul Bischoff in VPN & Privacy on March 24, 2022
Watering hole attacks can be devastating to organizations - and they're quite common. In this post we explain what watering hole attacks are and how you can avoid them.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on January 25, 2024
Want to stream Euphoria season 2 online? The show will premiere on HBO Max, which means you’ll need a VPN to watch it outside the US. We explain how and recommend the best VPNs.
By Ray Walsh in VPN & Privacy on January 6, 2022
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