Learn about the top 10 types of cyber attacks used worldwide and how to protect yourself from them with these simple tips!
Mallory Sullivan
Concerned about privacy when using period tracking apps? Learn how to stay safe and secure while using these apps to monitor your menstrual cycle.
Lachlan Mitchell
We are happy to announce that Croatia is the latest country to join a long list of server locations. Surf the web from Zagreb today with hide.me VPN!
Avery Davis
WhatsApp has threatened to leave the UK due to the Online Safety Bill. Legislation aimed to protect children online at the expense of privacy and security.
Harriet Wainwright
Google announces Manifest v3 API for Chrome and chromium based browsers. Is it the end of ad blockers and a threat to privacy? Let us break it down.
Harriet Wainwright
Did you know that phishers are now using SMS as a vector for phishing? It is known as ‘Smishing’ and here is how you can guard against it.
Jackson Weaver
We are on the precipice of the third iteration of the world wide web as we know it, dubbed Web3. But what is Web3, and why should you care?
Friedrich Berger
It’s time to reduce our reliance on AWS and take back control of our data. Let’s take a look at some awesome self-hosted privacy and security tools!
Jackson Weaver
Facebook has delayed implementing default E2EE in Facebook Messenger until at least 2023. Does Facebook care about your privacy?
Theodore Kingsley
How your hardware betrays you – An introduction to the ways fingerprinting is being used to track you just by the specs of the hardware you are using.
Friedrich Berger
It’s time to delete Chrome. Google doesn’t care about your privacy. There are better alternatives that do, whilst respecting your data.
Avery Davis
Windows harvests your data, but what if you could move to Linux and still be able to play games? Let’s look at the best Linux gaming distros.
Theodore Kingsley
Free iOS VPNs are tracking you, whether you want them to or not. Going directly against Apple’s new privacy guidelines. Learn how to protect yourself.
Harriet Wainwright