Decloaking VPN traffic: New critical vulnerability
May 7, 2024
Remember all the people calling me a tinfoil hat wacko for insisting on open source routers? There is a new critical VPN vulnerability from Leviathan
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Mullvad uses Gmail [update: they changed]
January 13, 2024
This was originally an article criticizing Mullvad’s use of Gmail, and surprisingly thanks to you guys sharing it, they actually changed as we update here.
uBlock Origin: Complete Guide (Domain by Domain)
January 12, 2024
uBlock Origin is a super useful browser extension to see what third party JavaScript a website is using. Very often you can block this JavaScript
Privacy Guru Michael Bazzell abruptly ends all podcasts, what can we learn?
January 5, 2024
Michael Bazzell was an American privacy author and podcaster. We liked his content a lot, and it’s a shame he stopped doing his podcast. Nobody
OpenVPN vs WireGuard: Which one should you use?
October 17, 2022
Many VPNs offer the same protocols and give the user the option to choose from which protocol to use. The two most popular choices are
VPN Mistakes to Avoid
October 16, 2022
VPNs are a great tool for privacy, but they are often misunderstood and misused. Sometimes people believe that they are getting more privacy or anonymity
How to Configure Brave Browser for Privacy
October 16, 2022
Brave Browser is an excellent privacy tool, but it must be configured properly. The same configurations will not work for everyone, but we’ll tell you
How to Stop Browser Fingerprinting
October 16, 2022
In our previous article, we learned what browser fingerprinting is and some of the privacy dangers of having big tech companies or even random small
Browser Fingerprinting: What You Need to Know
October 16, 2022
The Electronic Frontier Foundation has a great metaphor to understand the difference between a cookie and browsing fingerprinting. A cookie is like putting a tracker