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NOTE: This post was originally published on December 18, 2017 Over the last few weeks, people have voted at BestVPN.com for their favorite VPN service—across...

With cyber attacks and hacks, government surveillance, and big data mining all on the rise, more and more people are turning to VPNs to...

In an independent review, BestVPN.com tested 15 VPN services in a series of controlled speed tests. The test confirmed ExpressVPN as the fastest VPN,...

In part 1 of our zero-knowledge proof series, we explained how a zero-knowledge proof could work when the verifier and the prover interact with...

It’s official—the Dutch government doesn’t care about its citizens’ right to privacy. With its new mass surveillance law, the Netherlands will join the US, UK,...

On November 28th, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) released its own set of recommendations declaring the internet as a basic human right....

Long before the internet, people cheated each other in more and less creative ways. Three particularly imaginative scammers managed to sell the Eiffel Tower...

Despite being the most hermetic country on Earth, North Korea is certainly no stranger to cyberspace—in both its uses and abuses. Despite a tiny...

UPDATE: January 19, 2018 On January 18, the Senate officially voted to reauthorize FISA Section 702 in a 65-34 vote. The President will almost certainly...

Zero-knowledge proofs explained Part 2: Non-interactive zero-knowledge proofs Cryptography mostly concerns itself with secure communications and includes hiding information from adversaries and authentication of individuals. Hashes,...