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What Your IP Address Reveals Every Time You Visit a Website
Your IP address can reveal your location, ISP, connection type, and VPN use to websites, ad networks, and trackers before a page even loads.
PureVPN’s New IP Per Tab Tool Brings Residential Proxy Rotation to Individual Chrome Tabs
Explore how PureVPN enables separate residential IPs for Chrome tabs, simplifying regional testing, QA workflows, research and multi-location browsing.
Practical Privacy Habits That Reduce Everyday Exposure
Improve online privacy by limiting app permissions, securing accounts, updating devices, avoiding unsafe Wi-Fi, and sharing less personal information every day.
ToxicPanda 2.0 Targets 349 Financial Apps and Steals Android Lock Credentials
ToxicPanda 2.0 is going after Android users in 16 countries, stealing banking and unlock credentials while taking control of devices through Wireless Debugging.
FortiBleed Attack Exposes Fortinet Firewall Credentials in 194 Countries
Researchers say FortiBleed used stolen and tested credentials to access exposed Fortinet firewalls, putting major organizations and public agencies at risk now.
Europol Seizes First VPN Used by Ransomware Gangs, Arrests Administrator
Europol has seized First VPN, a service used by ransomware gangs, arrested its administrator and gained access to data linked to thousands of users.
New Linux FIRESTARTER Backdoor Targets Cisco Firepower Devices
CISA and NCSC warn that FIRESTARTER, a Linux-based backdoor, targets Cisco Firepower devices, evades patches, and enables persistent access even after firmware updates.
Why Unofficial Download Sources Are Still a Security Risk in 2026
Security Risk in 2026: why unofficial download sources still put users at risk, and how to verify safe, official install paths before installing software.
Securing Remote Server Access: Why VPNs Matter for Administrators
VPNs help secure remote server access by encrypting traffic, restricting entry to authorized users, and reducing exposure of critical systems to the internet.
15-Year-Old strongSwan Flaw Lets Attackers Crash VPNs via Integer Underflow
15-year-old strongSwan flaw allows attackers to crash VPNs via integer underflow bug, affecting EAP-TTLS plugin and multiple versions worldwide.