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Software vulnerabilities are quite common but if even one of them turns out to be a zero-day, the damage could be massive. We look at what zero-day exploits are and what you can do about them.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on June 27, 2023
Want to play Fortnite on a US school campus? Many US colleges restrict Fortnite, but you can easily unblock it at school with a VPN. In this guide, we'll show you how.
By Ray Walsh in VPN & Privacy on August 18, 2025
Shadow IT is a unique vulnerability insofar as it's largely unintentional. In this article we look at what shadow IT is, what its risks are and how to mitigiate them.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on February 8, 2024
Integer overflow attacks exploit coding flaws and can have serious consequences. Learn about integer overflow attack examples in our guide.
By Josh Lake in Information Security on September 11, 2023
Hackers can use packet sniffing attacks to spy on your data. Find out what they are, check out some examples, and learn how to defend against them.
By Josh Lake in Information Security on November 1, 2023
In this post we take a deep dive into Apple's proposed client-side CSAM scanning to find out what all the fuss is about.
By Marc Dahan in Information Security on December 15, 2021
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 7, 2025
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
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