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- Category: Digital freedom
- ExpressVPN survey: Most Americans distrust voting systems, news and social media
- Why encryption is vital in free societies
- Facial swapping software is now open-source
- 4 reasons why expats need a VPN
- EU approves “link tax” and “censorship machines” for a final vote
- California passes “the strongest net neutrality standards in the nation”
- Access granted: How to use Southwest Airlines overseas
- Uganda is now taxing its citizens for access to social media
- Eight women in Bitcoin you should follow on Twitter
- Net neutrality is important, and we need to fight for it
- The privacy cost of consumer DNA profiling
- Your secrets are your own: In defense of privacy
- Fake news: 5 common VPN misconceptions
- ExpressVPN’s all encompassing, jargon-busting Bitcoin glossary
- Online shopping with a VPN: Find deals and protect yourself this Christmas
- 10 ways a VPN for games improves your gaming
- How to watch 2018 FIFA World Cup with a VPN | Live Streaming
- Net neutrality: what the repeal means and how a VPN can help
- How to make a small server for your home
- What makes a cryptocurrency Bitcoin?
- 5 fashion items you’ll need to fight a surveillance state
- Looking for the best tech podcasts? Here are ExpressVPN’s favorites
- Why you should never jailbreak your devices
- The CLOUD Act was just signed into law: Here’s what you need to know
- ExpressVPN publishes the ultimate Bitcoin security eBook
- Holding privacy offenders accountable—an interview with Privacy International founder, Simon Davies
- Which of ExpressVPN’s 2017 predictions came true? And what’s next for 2018?
- Taking your first steps on the Lightning Network
- DuckDuckGo at 10: Looking ahead with CEO Gabriel Weinberg
- Which countries do the Dutch join with their new mass surveillance law?
- 3 things the U.S. could learn from India’s new net neutrality rules
- ExpressVPN just added two new Australian VPN locations!
- The Three Greatest Scams in History
- Five myths that the NSA wants you to believe about FISA 702
- 7 times the internet was gloriously ridiculous
- iPhone vs. Bitcoin: Over the years, how many iPhones could you buy for 1 Bitcoin?
- A great scam or a good investment: What is an ICO?
- Lexie speaks to TAILS about privacy, motivations, and being labeled extremists by the NSA
- Whistleblowing guide: Why you should remove the metadata
- Dystopian data: How my search history cost me my job
- How banks or governments could wipe Bitcoin off the face of the planet
- Apple removes VPN Apps from China App Store
- OpenMedia launch new Message-your-MEP tool to fight link tax
- Whistleblowing guide: How to stay anonymous when blowing the whistle
- Whistleblowing guide: Blowing the whistle is tough
- Are we living in an Orwellian nightmare? Did 1984 predict real world surveillance?
- Get involved with OpenMedia’s campaigns to make the internet a better place
- The EU want to tax Hyperlinks. Sign the Save the Link petition to stop them!
- How to completely disappear online in 4 easy steps
- Get the red carpet treatment: Stream the 2017 Oscars Online with a VPN
- What is a VPN and why should I have one?
- Five BIG information security predictions for 2017
- 5 ways the Internet of Things could kill you
- Some good things did happen in 2016
- How to watch the top december English Premier League games
- How to watch the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election online
- Better gaming with a Minecraft VPN
- Hyperlinks made the internet fabulous and they must not be taxed
- How to watch the top November English Premier League games
- Edward Snowden, Captain America, and privacy in the reel world
- The incredible Battlefield 1 is here: Play it earlier, better, and faster with ExpressVPN
- ExpressVPN proudly announces the winners of the first annual Future of Privacy Scholarship!
- How to watch the top English Premier League games in October
- Why the world must demand a decentralized internet
- 9 must-see .onion sites from the depths of the dark web
- Where to watch the stunning 2016 F1 season online
- How to watch the Manchester Derby and other top games in September
- How to get unbanned from Omegle (or any other website)
- ExpressVPN’s 2016-17 college football primer – part 2
- ExpressVPN’s 2016-17 college football primer – part 1
- ExpressVPN launches Tor onion service: Expressobutiolem.onion
- Rejoice! The 2016-17 English Premier League is here!
- NBC slammed by viewers for delaying Olympic streams
- ExpressVPN is ready to rock against the TPP – are you?
- Tor crusader Chuck McAndrew discusses privacy, freedom with ExpressVPN
- The perpetually futile battle of Brazil vs WhatsApp
- Win up to $2,500 in scholarship money from ExpressVPN!
- The obvious and horrifying truth of Star Trek no one talks about
- The best messaging apps to try—and some you’ll want to avoid
- The future of smart cities: Utopian dream or dystopian nightmare?
- Prizes for privacy: The ExpressVPN Future of Privacy Scholarship
- ExpressVPN and EFF unite to stand against Rule 41 amendments
- If the debate over digital privacy were a TV show, this is what it would look like
- Free sports streaming sites put your privacy at risk: 3 reasons to use a VPN
- Technology and agency: 5 ways you might be manipulated online
- How the EU made life harder for Netflix
- Why ExpressVPN is scared of chatbots (and definitely doesn’t use them)
- How I traveled the world with a VPN and watched TV
- The benefits of a VPN for Black Desert Online
- The absolute best places to use a VPN
- What is a transparent proxy?
- Is virtual reality just another advertisement in disguise?
- ExpressVPN stands with Fight for the Future
- Edward Snowden accepts ExpressVPN internship
- Top 5: Best ways to use your VPN
- A brief history of Anonymous
- Court case forces Apple to hack themselves
- Meet the man who wants to save encryption
- The TPP is now one step closer to becoming a terrifying reality
- The Snowden Effect: 4 things we’ve learned since the privacy bubble exploded
- How to use a VPN to watch Super Bowl 50
- Online privacy is why Sweden wins the internet
- New law for make benefit not so glorious Kazakhstan government
- Nothing to hide? Speak for yourself.
- Use a VPN and save up to 50% on car rentals. Really!
- UK’s new mass surveillance bill is the worst yet
- 31 Internet safety memes everyone should see
- How to use a VPN to watch the Rugby World Cup Finals
- Fight the TPP with a VPN
- OMG Ed Snowden is on Twitter!!!!
- The 3 best browser extensions to protect your privacy (updated for 2018)
- How to use a VPN to watch the 2015 Rugby World Cup
- Come to the dark web… it’s a little safer now
- How smartphone encryption helps everyone, including criminals, and that’s okay
- Should exercising your right to be forgotten be forgotten?
- AT&T happy to help NSA spy on millions
- How to use a VPN to watch NFL games
- Reddit? Russia says forget it
- Use a VPN at Worlds to stay in touch with everyone back home!
- Appealing amendments: NSA lawsuit gets another chance
- Watch the PGA Championship online
- Don’t miss the Champions League 2015/6
- Don’t miss the Premier League with a VPN
- Snowden should be welcomed home with open arms, not handcuffs
- Stream the Ashes online and watch the best cricket in the world!
- Stream Tour De France cycling online!
- Stream Wimbledon tennis live!
- New Russian ‘undesirables’ law may lead to more media self-censorship
- Clear message? UN says encryption key to free speech
- Sweet news, Australians! Seven Sport will live stream LOADS of sports!
- House passes USA Freedom Act; Senate next as Section 215 comes up for renewal
- Google in talks with privacy regulators over ‘right to be forgotten’
- Watch the Champions League Final LIVE with ExpressVPN!
- German prosecutors launch investigation of spying charges, reduce co-operation with the NSA
- Security spend: Is the NSA out for Bitcoin?
- Protecting your digital rights: Who is Access?
- French Parliament votes in favor of new surveillance powers
- Watch the FA Cup Final with ExpressVPN!
- Overseas snooping: French “Patriot Act” gaining support
- Renew or repeal? Spy law battle heats up on Capitol Hill
- Who are Dallas Buyers Club LLC?
- Stop the Patriot Act’s mass surveillance with Fight 215!
- Going dark: New Australian law spurs VPN interest
- Why we think the Australian Data Retention Law is a terrible idea
- FBI’s plan to expand hacking power advances despite privacy fears
- Live in Australia? Your data may be snatched from you in the near future
- iSpy? Government agencies “petrified” over iPhone encryption
- Watch US Netflix content when in Australia
- Tor ban “technologically infeasible” and unwise, MPs told
- Watch March Madness online
- Wikimedia Foundation & rights groups sue NSA over mass surveillance
- SIM-ply irresistible: NSA and GCHQ accused of massive mobile hack
- The Internet of Things and your right to a private life
- Who is the EFF?
- How to watch the Six Nations live on BBC iPlayer from abroad with a VPN
- Breaking borders: Canadian spy agency tracks users worldwide
- NSA tapping into North Korea
- David Cameron: Potentially banning chat apps
- Encrypted chat apps, round two: Talk is cheap
- Free search engines: What you’re looking for?
- How to find cheap airline tickets
- ExpressVPN celebrates Data Privacy Day 2015
- Want to watch “The Interview”? Watch out!
- Encrypted chat apps: Give ’em nothing to talk about
- Your data, your rules: The encryption of everything
- Laura Poitras and the Digital Exiles
- Hungry for change: Citizens bite back at Internet tax
- New documentary shining light on Snowden: Citizenfour
- ExpressVPN supports National Cyber Security Awareness Month 2014
- Watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup online with ExpressVPN
- Our thoughts on the anniversary of Snowden’s first revelations
- Our thoughts on the EU’s “Right to be Forgotten” ruling
- Why we should all be paying attention to metadata surveillance
- Do you like us? Vote for us on Lifehacker!
- How to stream the Sochi Winter Olympics with a VPN
- ExpressVPN protects you from password sniffing programs
- New version of ExpressVPN for Windows: V3.097
- Setup instructions for OpenVPN on Android 4
- Our reaction to SOPA/PIPA announcement
- All-new version of ExpressVPN for Mac – upgrade now
- Announcing the new ExpressVPN for Windows – upgrade now
- 24/7 live chat support from ExpressVPN
- New ExpressVPN “superhero” site design
- ExpressVPN service is up and running normally after the Japan earthquake
- How to unblock Facebook with a VPN
- Top 3 reasons to get a VPN
- Category: Featured
- Marriott loses the data of half a billion customers
- France is bidding adieu to Google in favor of a more private search engine
- What are the most dangerous technologies of the surveillance age?
- What will happen to internet privacy in the future?
- What are the moral issues with internet privacy?
- How plausible deniability can protect your data
- Announcing the winner of the 2018 Future of Privacy Scholarship
- An introduction to threat modeling
- Is internet privacy a lost cause?
- Mozilla and ExpressVPN announce partnership to provide VPN services
- Is someone watching you right now?
- Swedes are inserting tiny microchips under their skin
- ExpressVPN’s Cyber Security GIF-away: All the winners!
- How to properly dispose of your hard drives
- Headed to New Zealand? Prepare to unlock your phone at Customs
- ExpressVPN launches “Signals of Trustworthy VPNs” with CDT
- The art of social engineering: Are you being conditioned?
- 4 ways the CIA can hack you right now
- Why HTTPS vs. VPN makes no sense
- 8 ways the NSA is spying on you right now
- ExpressVPN’s new-look blog!
- Facebook finally stands up for privacy as the U.S. government demands to hack Messenger
- Wi-Fi security: How to stay safe while connected
- ExpressVPN fixes “Voracle” compression vulnerability in apps
- Your school is tracking your online activity—here’s what you can do about it
- The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) aims to protect user data. Does it?
- What is ExpressVPN’s Smart Location and when should you use it?
- 5 ways to immediately improve your online privacy and security
- How brute-force cracking might reveal your password
- How ExpressVPN keeps its web servers patched and secure
- The secret codes that nobody can crack
- Browse more securely with EFF’s HTTPS Everywhere and ExpressVPN
- The 4 best encrypted email providers for extra security
- ExpressVPN Bug Bounty rewards
- Girl Scouts are our next wave of cybersecurity experts
- PGP is still pretty good for privacy
- Privacy in America vs. Europe: Here’s how the EU does data different
- Why you should use a unique password for every online account
- Change your Firefox settings for a more private browsing experience
- Facebook has a better memory of you than you do—find out what it knows
- Upset about Facebook? You should be more worried about your ISP
- Did the internet fail to deliver on its early promises?
- VPN vs. ISP: Who can you trust?
- Breaking news: White House blocks Twitter
- #DeleteFacebook and use these apps instead
- What are VPN connection logs?
- Here’s why your printer is a tattletale
- Not even a scandal will stop Facebook from harvesting your data
- What are DNS leaks?
- ExpressVPN supports more Linux distributions than ever
- 5 defiant, worrying, or outright bizarre Edward Snowden statements
- Ranked: Security and privacy for the most popular web browsers (updated for 2018)
- How to be incognito in the real world
- 5 most shocking cyber scams of 2017
- In memory of John Perry Barlow
- 4 guides that will help improve your digital security
- The website that knows where your cat lives
- Two Supreme Court cases that will redefine your digital privacy in 2018
- How to use Bitcoin’s multisignature wallets
- Is there still privacy in the real world?
- How to gift Bitcoin this Christmas
- 5 videos you can watch before the holidays to become an internet privacy expert
- BestVPN.com Awards gives ExpressVPN top honors
- How much can your Internet Service Provider find out through your internet traffic?
- Is your VPN protecting your privacy and security? Check for yourself with the new ExpressVPN Leak Testing Tools
- It’s official: ExpressVPN is number 1 for speed
- Zero-knowledge proofs explained Part 2: Non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs
- Top 10 must-know tips for internet privacy in 2018
- Meet Federico Tenga: The guy who teaches North Koreans about Bitcoin
- Zero-knowledge proofs explained: Part 1
- USA Liberty Act passes House Judiciary Committee despite privacy concerns
- An interview with Mark Burdon on the sensor society phenomenon
- 3 cryptocurrencies that care about your privacy
- 6 features we actually want on our iPhones
- An interview with Bruce Schneier on the Internet of Things, global surveillance, and cybersecurity
- What is the WPA2 Wi-Fi Encryption Vulnerability and how does it affect you?
- Technical Overview: Preventing DNS Leaks When Switching Network Interfaces
- ExpressVPN: Better Privacy and Security with Industry-Leading DNS Leak Protection
- How to make Bitcoin Anonymous
- The evolution of encryption: How it’s changed and why the government hates it
- How does DNS work?
- The votes are in and your favorite ExpressVPN blog is…
- Meet the five students fighting for the future of Dutch digital privacy
- That’s so blasé: A quick guide on how NOT to expose other people’s privacy online
- Wi-Fi hacking explained: SSL stripping
- How you could lose everything with Bitcoin
- Did Russia really ban VPNs?
- Dystopian data: How my ISP got me blacklisted from my dream school
- Here’s what happens when companies fail to put privacy first
- How to use Ansible Variables and Vaults
- Whistleblowing guide: How to protect your sources
- Dystopian data: How my ISP blackmailed me with my own browsing habits
- ExpressVPN and Bitcoin celebrate 3 years of happy, anonymous marriage
- How ExpressVPN authenticates its apps
- An interview with the ExpressVPN Future of Privacy Scholarship manager
- The best ways to secure your Bitcoins
- The facts about the OSTIF OpenVPN source code audit
- 5 common apps that put your privacy at risk—are you using one?
- BVI Jurisdiction: Why It Matters
- Meet OSTIF, the privacy advocates who make the internet safer by auditing its code
- Turning data into cash: The creepy side of Facebook’s ad engine
- Trump signs new U.S. internet privacy legislation: Comcast reacts, but can you trust them?
- Perfect Forward Secrecy makes encryption safer
- How a VPN router protects your whole family from internet tracking
- U.S. Congress votes to let ISPs sell your browsing data
- Your YouTube history exposed: Researcher identifies inherent security flaw in video streaming
- The NSA versus the CIA: How to protect yourself from both
- A comparison of two-factor authentication methods: Which is best for you?
- I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that: When virtual assistants go very, very wrong
- 9 women tech activists to follow on Twitter
- ExpressVPN’s new education directory quiz: How much do you know?
- What doesn’t incognito mode protect against?
- Who can see your data when you visit a non-encrypted HTTP site?
- Unhackable notifications: It’s easy to encrypt Facebook with a PGP key
- ExpressVPN’s top 10 blogs of 2016
- The Siri-ous benefits and dangers of voice technology
- Interview: What makes the ExpressVPN Support Team the best in the business?
- The definition of Internet of Things: A simple explanation
- ExpressVPN’s 6 big data security predictions for 2016: Which ones came true?
- What is OPSEC and why do you need it?
- How ExpressVPN apps confirm they’re talking to ExpressVPN servers
- Why the Snooper’s Charter makes having a VPN more necessary than ever
- Four ways to get smart about smartwatch security
- UK Investigatory Powers Bill: 3 implications for your privacy
- Join the app for routers revolution for complete home protection
- What is my IP address? A new ExpressVPN privacy checker reveals all
- ExpressVPN doesn’t offer a NAT Firewall because there’s no need to
- How IP checkers work and why they’re sometimes wrong
- 6 search engines that abuse your privacy (and 3 that actually preserve it)
- Sweet 32 exploits the birthday problem but ExpressVPN won’t be at the party
- What’s best for internet privacy: Tor then VPN, or VPN then Tor?
- 5 ways a VPN will make your internet better (with added kitten pics)
- The 4 best apps to properly secure your iPhone in 2018
- The online land of the free definitely isn’t America. So who is it?
- Silver Surfer security tips: Stay safe online through your golden years
- Why websites should sprinkle salt on their hashes to protect your passwords
- Can Facebook quizzes really tell you the name of your future spouse?
- How private are your fitness apps? 5 tips to keep them more secure
- How to generate a .onion address on Tor
- 5 years later: How Edward Snowden changed the world
- An interview with Ashton Eaton, world’s greatest athlete and ExpressVPN user
- Test your web skills with the ExpressVPN internet privacy quiz
- Is there a big Pokémon Go conspiracy? Probably not
- The 3 best Bitcoin wallets for Android
- ExpressVPN reviews the 3 best Bitcoin wallets for iOS
- Announcing the ExpressVPN app for routers – protect all devices in your home
- 5 best security apps for Android in 2018
- Pokémon, no! 9 privacy issues to consider when playing Pokémon Go
- The Game of Phones: WhatsApp vs Telegram vs encryption
- How to secure your Bitcoins and prevent irrecoverable wallet loss
- How to replace old or damaged hard drives securely
- How to stop advertisers from tracking your browsing habits
- How Craig Wright definitely didn’t prove he is Satoshi Nakamoto
- Can my router catch a virus?
- ExpressVPN is the top VPN for travel
- Internet hacks: Phishing and spearphishing explained
- How spam became internet spam, via forum spam, and email spam. Spam.
- ExpressVPN and OpenMedia unite against internet oppression
- DNS hijacking explained
- Is Craig Wright the man behind Bitcoin?
- ExpressVPN infographic: The Panama Leak in numbers
- How botnets use you to make money
- New bill aims to destroy encryption in the U.S.
- Get started—5 awesome ways to use ExpressVPN
- Do I need antivirus on my computer?
- White House catches up with 21st century tech
- 5 questions about the new WhatsApp encryption upgrade
- What the Panama Leak means for corruption and privacy
- New York City’s free public Wi-Fi comes at a price
- Internet hacks: Brute-force attacks and how to stop them
- North Korea: Strange facts from the weirdest country on Earth
- What happens when good Chrome extensions turn bad
- Memory removal is the real world right to be forgotten
- As users turn to ad blockers, sites start blocking users
- Batman v Superman: Who’s got the best secret identity?
- 5 reasons why you should start caring about your privacy
- Share files securely and anonymously with Onionshare
- It’s brilliant. But what is the internet?
- ExpressVPN guide to stronger passwords – part three (Diceware)
- What Apple’s fight against the FBI means for the future of privacy
- Category: Internet privacy
- It’s not too late to enter ExpressVPN’s Scholarship: Win $5000!
- Stay safe and connected with a VPN at the World Cup in Russia
- Announcing the 2017 ExpressVPN Future of Privacy Scholarship Winner
- 3 ways to celebrate Privacy Awareness Week 2017
- An interview with OSTIF, the team behind the OpenVPN audit
- ExpressVPN launches ExpressChat: The future of chat apps
- Last-minute privacy inspired Christmas gifts you can buy at the gas station
- Built to last: The new discipline of privacy engineering
- PPTP, L2TP, and a plethora of VPN protocols
- Ask Lexie! How to fix a hacked MacBook
- How do you pay for your free fitness app?
- Are the three biggest internet mysteries actually related?
- The history of secret banking in Switzerland
- Batman v Superman: The best secret identity infographic
- Incredible! You found all the eggs! – Now closed
- The importance of removing metadata
- The court case that will define technology and privacy for decades
- ExpressVPN 5.0 for Windows is waiting to meet you!
- Et tu, Zuckerberg? Facebook and Google join Apple encryption row
- Blockbuster movie plots “fixed” with a VPN
- How to keep your messages private and anonymous
- 4 people totally busted for epic social media fails
- 5 smart devices that are dumb on privacy
- We reviewed Tails 2.0 and here’s what happened
- We worked out the exact day Lou Reed had a perfect day
- Presenting ExpressVPN 5.0 for Mac, with a beautiful new look
- Politics and privacy: Where does your 2016 presidential candidate stand?
- What would you give for free Wi-Fi? Probably more than you think
- Turn your VPN up to eleven… Netflix just went global!
- ExpressVPN 4.8 for iOS is now available!
- The best apps & extensions that protect your privacy in Safari
- ExpressVPN is safe from the “Port Fail” VPN security flaw
- Introducing the ultimate guide to VPN for Canada
- ExpressVPN 4.1 for Windows is now available and it’s a beauty!
- ExpressVPN 4.7 for iOS is now available!
- How Flash is used to destroy your computer
- Attention Android users: ExpressVPN 4.7 for Android is now available!
- ExpressVPN’s Halloween Giveaway – enter to win a frightfully free VPN subscription!
- Is Siri spilling your secrets? – #WTFWednesday
- 10K likes, 10 free VPN subscriptions!
- Someone left the fridge open to hackers – #WTFWednesday
- Cops don’t care if perverts are spying on you
- Which body part did this man eat to avoid being ID’ed?
- Hospital hackers hijack human heart – #WTFWednesday
- Latest data collection trend: Fat shaming in public schools
- Download ExpressVPN v4.6 from the App Store
- US corporations that skimp on cybersecurity now subject to FTC regulation
- Creepy Chrome extension lets you stalk your Facebook friends in real life – #WTFWednesday
- How to deal with the iPad Location Picker bug in iOS 9
- How to fix the bug in ExpressVPN for iOS 9
- AT&T’s free Wi-Fi comes with one big catch
- Ed Snowden is being honored, and it’s totally cray
- iOS 9 can track your sex life – #WTFWednesday
- Facebook can identify you even if it can’t see your face – #WTFWednesday
- Worried about the Ashley Madison hack? You should be
- Your photos can predict where you’re going next
- Hackers can remotely control your car – #WTFWednesday
- Spotify responds to backlash against “creepy” new privacy policy
- Windows 10 has weak default privacy settings
- Friends don’t let friends browse the web unsecurely
- He ate a tablet to avoid police arrest – #WTFWednesday
- Germany is spending $3 million to build its own PRISM
- Pixels in images can hack your computer – #WTFWednesday
- Milking it: NSA Goes after advertiser cookies for user data
- Is your Samsung Smart TV spying on you? – #WTFWednesday
- GCHQ: Financial centers next for Russian hackers
- Who wrangles the watchmen? A roundup of non-profits that fight for your digital rights
- 5 parts of your body that betray your identity – #WTFWednesday
- New tool helps journalists and activists detect governments’ snooping malware
- Possible Pakistani pigeon-spy probed by Punjab Police – #WTFWednesday
- Spy Game: NSA caught spying on German and French allies
- Game over: Hacking Team disclosure exposes spy agency playbooks
- Who is Jacob Appelbaum?
- Your Oyster card is keeping tabs on you – #WTFWednesday
- New iris scanner makes Minority Report look like the Flintstones – #WTFWednesday
- WhatsApp gets low marks for privacy in EFF report
- London’s 500,000 cameras are watching you. All the time – #WTFWednesday
- Australia’s new anti-piracy law: Sink or swim?
- Is your bag of potato chips spying on you? – #WTFWednesday
- A spy-proof network? Astoria may hold the answer
- How hackers can use your fingerprints to frame you – #WTFWednesday
- USA Freedom Act: One step forward, one step… sideways?
- How Target steals the secrets of pregnant teenagers – #WTFWednesday
- Introducing ExpressVPN 4.0 for Windows!
- Are the US and EU pulling in different directions over privacy?
- Internet.org: Too good to be true?
- Great white north goes pro-spy with Bill C-51
- CISPA explained: A guide to undermining privacy
- WikiLeaks creates searchable archive of hacked Sony emails and documents
- Malware planted on hard disk given to whistleblowers’ lawyer
- Introducing ExpressVPN’s NEW Encryption Crystal™ jewelry line
- New MacBook: What you C is what you get, new USB cable runs privacy risk
- Say hello to ExpressVPN 4.0 for Mac, inspired by user feedback
- NSA spying continues
- Explaining the WebRTC IP leak vulnerability affecting some web browsers
- Through the looking glass: Warrant-less wonderland for new police radar
- No Wi-Fi, no problem: Hackers go low-tech to steal your data
- The trouble with low-cost VPNs
- Cover your camera: Is your phone watching?
- Snowden files: How NSA tapped 71% of the world’s phone networks with auroragold
- DuckDuckGo Internet privacy review
- Just looking? ISPs are watching you browse
- OS X Yosemite: Are security and privacy the first thought or an afterthought?
- Verizon’s ‘perma-cookie’: Just another example of how ISPs invade, threaten our privacy
- Smart meters, dumb security? Hacking the Internet of Things
- Apple releases iOS 8, locks out law enforcement and reaffirms commitment to user privacy
- Our reaction to Prism and NSA spying
- Category: Internet security
- ExpressVPN’s 2017 Cyber Monday and Black Friday VPN Discount!
- Internet safety guide: 5 ways to help your child stay safe online
- Why there won’t be an ExpressVPN lifetime subscription
- Internet hacks: The difference between DoS and DDoS attacks
- Internet hacks: What is a man-in-the-middle attack?
- ExpressVPN Diceware list
- The biggest hacks that ever happened
- ExpressVPN guide to stronger passwords – part two (password managers)
- ExpressVPN guide to stronger passwords – part one (two-factor authentication)
- Six big data security predictions for 2016
- Hey, Aussies! Hide your IP to stop your ISP from spying on you
- Does Apple really have your back?
- Celebrate National Cyber Security Month 2015 with ExpressVPN!
- Connect all your devices to ExpressVPN with a FlashRouter!
- Mac users vulnerable to adware and worse while Apple procrastinates on bug fix
- New strain of malware steals credit card info from local businesses
- Infected NES games for Android steal your data, text your friends, ask for cash
- Viral outbreak inspires MERS-themed malware
- Disable IPv6 for better VPN protection
- Roundup: iOS 9 security features
- Let’s make a deal: Russian hackers willing to compromise
- Pot, meet kettle: Spyware maker compromised, denies everything
- Spy Games? Google Play targeted by NSA
- Undiscovered malware turns Linux and BSD servers into spamming botnets
- A rebellious breed of POS Malware has been discovered: Punkey Malware
- Pirate in your pocket: The future of stolen media?
- Mixing mutex: The new malware medley?
- Kaspersky sees opportunity in the Internet of Threats
- Lenovo’s Superfish adware bites!
- Blu-Ray disc spreads malware
- Microsoft targeting Asia with new cybercrime hub
- The Equation Group, hard drives and the Death Star of malware
- Solve for “X”: Equation Group hackers leave more questions than answers
- Withdrawal pains: Banks lose $1 billion in new hack
- Hacktivism and vandalism were the main motivations for DDoS attacks last year
- Is ransomware the greatest highway robber of the 21st century?
- Terror in the skies? New malware clips drone wings
- The KooZoo camera app: It’s a jungle out there
- E-cigarettes: better for your health, not so good for your computer
- Danger calling: Is BYOD worth the risk?
- Internet Systems Consortium site hacked
- Top 10 security breaches of 2014
- Kaspersky: Macs overripe for malware threats
- DeathRing: Some Android phones come pre-loaded with malware
- Mix Chewbacca with Dexter, Get LusyPOS
- Literally malware? The figurative explosion of Uber’s app
- Who created the Regin malware?
- No negotiation: The rising threat of crypto ransomware
- Theft from the skies: Could cell phone data theft affect you?
- FireEye discovers iOS Masque Attack, Apple downplays threat
- Android 5.0 Lollipop’s sweet new security features
- Self-repairing software tackles malware! Software, heal thyself!
- Do you use ExpressVPN for Android? Did you recently upgrade to Lollipop?
- Bad apples? Malware bites Mac and iOS
- Hackers make unsweet music with Spin.com redirection
- BlackEnergy malware plug-ins run rampant
- The criminal’s cloak: Bitcoin’s new role in ransomware
- Don’t get bit: URL-shortening service flagged as malware
- Backoff, malware! POS problem won’t leave well enough alone
- Unsuspecting Android users could find malware wrapped in image files
- Old ATMs susceptible to malware attacks, ATM scams on the rise
- Malware infects MS Office: Like you needed another reason to hate PowerPoint
- Sick and tired: Ebola malware making the rounds
- YouTube malware: Sweet Orange swallows YouTube
- Soggy cardboard? Dropbox says it wasn’t hacked
- Mobile malware: Are you a moving target?
- Shellshock: What you need to know and how to protect yourself from the bash bug
- How to fix Apple’s SSL #gotofail security flaw, and how public Wi-Fi was a security threat long before the flaw existed
- What Is a VPN proxy and why do I need one?
- Category: Other
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- ExpressVPN statement on Andrey Karlov investigation
- August 3rd, 2017, blog outage
- Watch House of Cards with ExpressVPN
- ExpressVPN’s response to the 1024-bit CA key blog post
- Category: Service updates
- ExpressVPN for Mac: Latest updates and software upgrades
- ExpressVPN Black Friday discount
- ExpressVPN Android app: Latest updates and software upgrades
- ExpressVPN 6.6.1 for Windows has all the best features
- ExpressVPN Windows app: Latest updates and software upgrades (6.6)
- ExpressVPN 1.4 for Linux is available now: Download today!
- This is what you’ve been waiting for: ExpressVPN on Amazon Fire TV Stick and Android TV
- Download ExpressVPN 6.5.5 for Android today!
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- Read the ExpressVPN blog on Medium and Google Play Newsstand
- ExpressVPN 6.6.3 for iOS is available to download now!
- Stop the press: ExpressVPN 6.5.1 for Android is here!
- ExpressVPN for iOS 6.5.9 is available and it’s awesome!
- ExpressVPN 6.4.4 for Android is here, and it’s glorious
- Introducing the new ExpressVPN Safari extension for Mac app users
- ExpressVPN app 1.2.0 for Linux is available now!
- ExpressVPN iOS app: Latest updates and software upgrades (6.6.7)
- ExpressVPN Linux app: Latest updates and software upgrades (1.4.0)
- Download ExpressVPN 6.2.3 for Windows today
- ExpressVPN’s “License Expired” app error: What actually happened?
- 4 reasons why you should upgrade to ExpressVPN 6.1 for Windows today
- ExpressVPN router app: Latest updates and software upgrades
- ExpressVPN for Linux is here and it’s totally rad!
- ExpressVPN’s new device policy means more connections and less restrictions
- Calling all Android users! ExpressVPN 5.0 for Android is now available
- Attention, iOS users: ExpressVPN 5.0.1 is now available and it’s awesome!
- New security settings for all ExpressVPN apps
- Happy Year of the Sheep!
- Our response to an OpenVPN denial of service vulnerability
- ExpressVPN 4.0 for iOS is now available in the App Store!
- How to reinstall your ExpressVPN for iOS profile
- Known issues in ExpressVPN 4.0 for iOS and how to fix them
- VPN Speed Test for Mac
- VPN Speed Test for Windows
- ExpressVPN for Yosemite: Important update for Mac users
- PayPal opts into Bitcoin payments via BitPay, Coinbase and GoCoin
- ExpressVPN and the Shellshock Bash Bug
- ExpressVPN now accepts PayPal, Alipay, UnionPay, Bitcoin, and more!
- We just added a New Zealand server to ExpressVPN’s location offerings
- Announcing six new server locations for July 2014!
- ExpressVPN now accepts Bitcoin
- Use our Speed Test for blazing VPN speeds on Windows and Mac OS
- Announcing: New lunar VPN server location for April 2014
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- How ExpressVPN stacks up to the competition
- Announcing v3.416 of ExpressVPN for Windows
- New server locations for October 2013
- New locations added
- Announcing new version of ExpressVPN for Mac – v3.037
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- New version of ExpressVPN for Windows: v3.112
- ExpressVPN accepts direct credit card payments
- Introducing the home-screen widget for the ExpressVPN Android app
- Announcing several new server locations
- Some Data about the Reliability of ExpressVPN Servers
- The ExpressVPN 30 Day Money-Back Guarantee
- Category: VPN_tech
- ExpressVPN leak testing tools
- ExpressVPN security updates to protect systems from Spectre and Meltdown
- Certificate authority trust breach exposes vulnerability in Internet’s trust hierarchies
- BadUSB virus gets badder: New malware threat fix released
- ExpressVPN and Heartbleed
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