Some Android users can disable 2G now and why that is a good thing
Google’s added a feature to allow Android users to disable the insecure 2G. This is a good first step in the right direction but more is needed.
What are SSL certificates?
SSL/TLS certificates secure communications on the Internet. So what are they, how do they work, and how do you get one?
Zoom and gloom? Video comms org agrees to settle for $85m
We take a look at the recent Zoom settlement relating to privacy, zoom-bombing, and data sharing, and ask: “How did we get here?”.
Pegasus spyware has been here for years. We must stop ignoring it
The Pegasus Project revealed deeply concerning surveillance campaigns against activists and journalists. It’s time for us to act.
Police credit “unlocked” SKY ECC encryption for organized crime bust
Europol claims to have broken SKY ECC’s encryption and SKY ECC denies it has. Who should you believe?
What’s up with WhatsApp’s privacy policy?
WhatsApp has been in the news after a change to its privacy policy. We look at what this means for you as a WhatsApp user.
EncroChat system eavesdropped on by law enforcement
Dutch law enforcement cracked the encryption on EncroChat, a secure messaging platform popular with criminals, and made hundreds of arrests. But is this a dangerous precedent?
Going dark: encryption and law enforcement
There’s been a lot of talk recently about encryption and how law enforcement can’t convict criminals without encryption keys. We beg to differ.
Introducing Malwarebytes Privacy
It’s important to use a VPN you can trust to protect your privacy on the Internet. That’s why we launched Malwarebytes Privacy, a next-gen VPN for better privacy, performance, and security when you go online.
300 shades of gray: a look into free mobile VPN apps
Mobile VPN apps are one of the best tools for protecting user privacy. Unfortunately, a notable number of them are deemed unsafe. Read on to find out how to assess the best mobile VPN for you.
