France’s top court has blocked a controversial law aimed at banning social media for children under 15. This ruling temporarily spares internet users from a subsequent planned crackdown on virtual private networks.

Socket’s Threat Research Team uncovered 737 fake Chrome VPN extensions impersonating major brands and rerouting browser traffic through their own proxies.

Recently uncovered bugs in Private Relay and Hide My Email have exposed a glaring truth: no single company can act as your sole privacy shield

A new EU-commissioned study suggests replacing voluntary anti-piracy guidelines with a strict 30-minute takedown timer for illegal live sports streams. Crucially, the proposed rules would target ISPs, DNS resolvers, and VPNs, raising massive concerns about privacy and over-blocking.

Proton appears to be exploring the development of a privacy-first web browser. But despite the company’s reputation, fans are questioning the move and asking for updates to existing tools instead.

Tor Snowflake Volunteer continues to grow and fight censorship — and it’s looking for more volunteers to help.

The latest Amenzia VPN’s upgrade reaffirms the company’s commitment to ensuring high long-term resilience. Here’s all you need to know.

The use of facial recognition technology to police protesters is growing in Europe and this “erosion of privacy” may shape how citizens express dissent.

SplitVPN has been accused of breaching its no-log policy, allegedly leaking 58 million connection logs. While SplitVPN claims the allegations are fabricated, the incident exposes the limits of no-log VPNs.

QuickFox VPN users might be at risk. Researchers discovered that attackers trojanized the software’s Windows installer for over a year to deploy a persistent backdoor.