White House catches up with 21st century tech
Do you have any of the following hardware in your home? A modern desktop phone?
Reliable Wi-Fi?
A color printer? If you answered “yes” to...
5 questions about the new WhatsApp encryption upgrade
As of Monday, April 4, 2016, WhatsApp has become the largest encrypted messaging app in the world, by launching its end-to-end encryption upgrade across...
What the Panama Leak means for corruption and privacy
Last Sunday (April 3, 2016) the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and the Sueddeutsche Zeitung (SZ) released the Panama Papers to media outlets...
New York City’s free public Wi-Fi comes at a price
Last month, New York City unveiled a grandiose new plan to replace the city’s old, dilapidated phone booths with sparkling new public Wi-Fi hotspots....
Internet hacks: Brute-force attacks and how to stop them
A brute-force attack, also called exhaustive key search, is essentially a game of guessing and can be executed against any type of authentication system. Encryption...
A brief history of Anonymous
Anonymous has beef with Donald Trump. Earlier this week the hacking network released a video declaring “total war” on the U.S. presidential hopeful, claiming his...
North Korea: Strange facts from the weirdest country on Earth
ExpressVPN answers the DPRK questions that you’ve been dying to ask. And some that you definitely haven’t. Can you add to the FAQ? Leave your...
What happens when good Chrome extensions turn bad
In one of the strangest (and funniest) web faux pas of the century, Wired magazine recently published an article accidentally referring to Donald Trump...
Memory removal is the real world right to be forgotten
We’ve all got memories that appear from nowhere, the ones that make us bite down on a clenched fist and lower our heads in...
As users turn to ad blockers, sites start blocking users
The ad blocking wars have begun. Why have so many people started using then? Why are some sites banning them? Find out!
