Golden Frog (VyprVPN) is hosting an AMA (Ask Me Anything) today on Reddit's /r/worldnews [https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/704m6h/mr_cook_where_is_the_censorship_red_line_for/] . The subject at hand is Apple's recent decision to remove VPN apps from the
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As torrent websites keep falling one after the other, people downloading movies and TV shows have to get more creative to access the content they crave. After the arrest of the alleged owner of KickassTorrents Artem Vaulin, several competing sites TorrentHound and Torrentzeu met the same fate. According to the
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Outfox is one of the few VPN services aimed towards gamers. You could ask yourself : why a VPN for gaming? Doesn't it add latency instead of reducing it? Unlike traditional VPN services, Outfox by Golden Frog aims to reduce lag, lower ping and increase speed by only redirecting
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Code42 announced today the end of CrashPlan for Home. An email was sent to current customers, explaining the sunsetting plan [https://www.crashplan.com/en-us/consumer/nextsteps/]: > We have shifted our business strategy to focus on the enterprise and small business segments. This means that over the next
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TunnelBear [http://click.tunnelbear.com/SH2W] has completed the first third-party public security audit in the consumer VPN industry. The audit was conducted by the respected German firm Cure53, and the report is available on its website [https://cure53.de/summary-report_tunnelbear.pdf]. An audit had already been
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Apple gave in to Beijin's requests. In a surprising move, Apple removed popular VPN apps from the Chinese version of the App Store, making them unavailable for non-jailbroken iPhone, iPad users in the red country. ExpressVPN, Goldenfrog's VyperVPN were among the casualties. Goldenfrog's
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HumbleBundle is widely known in gamer communities for its Pay What You Want bundles, with several levels of perks according to the price you pay. But HumbleBundle is not limited to games and game-related offers. Indeed, in the latest book bundle, you'll find interesting reads if you
On July 12, 2017, websites, Internet users, and online communities will come together to sound the alarm about the FCC’s attack on net neutrality. Learn how you can join the protest and spread the word at https://www.battleforthenet.com/july12/. Right now, new FCC Chairman and former Verizon
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After Firefox's recent improvements [https://www.theverge.com/2017/6/14/15802102/firefox-54-update-faster-less-memory] - namely the introduction of multi-threading allowing the use of multiple processes, even though their number is currently limited to 4 - it is no surprise to see the Mozilla Foundation
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A new ransomware cyberattack similar to last month's WannaCry [https://vpnrevie.ws/2017/05/19/wannacry-ransomware-impacts-over-100-countries/] is now spreading in Europe, Russia and the USA. At least 80 major private companies have been infected, including the big pharmaceutical group Merck, the shipping company
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The data was left exposed to the view of everyone by Deep Root Analytics, a contractor used by the Republican Party. This is not a case of hacking, but rather misconfiguration. All those records were kept in an unprotected Amazon S3 bucket. What is the data? The data exposed included
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Both chambers of the British Parliament were hit by a 'sustained' cyberattack, following attempts to find weak email accounts passwords [https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/russian-hackers-trade-british-ministers-email-addresses-and-passwords-hqtr7pv9z] which were on sale online. > Statement regarding cyber incident. pic.twitter.