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Russian authorities have begun implementing their attempt to block the encrypted messaging app Telegram across the country. And the result has been a complete disaster, as so many people predicted it would be. Russia’s beef with Telegram As we have previously reported, the Roskomnadzor, Russia’s media regulator,
The French Government has become the latest in a string of national governments to propose the creation of its own version of WhatsApp. But unlike the rest, rather than trying to gain access to user’s content, France is concerned that it is now secure enough. French encryption
James Comey’s new book, A Higher Loyalty has been making waves around the world thanks to his robust views about US President Donald Trump. But his comments about encryption also make for interesting reading and go some way to explain the stance of the US intelligence community on
A US women and former employee of Alaskan regional airline Peninsula Airlines also known as PenAir was caught out by VPN logs for hacking into her former employer and causing mayhem over a number of weeks. The women in question, Suzette Kugler pleaded guilty and was charged in relation to
Opera VPN posted a surprise message on its website over the weekend to announce that its free VPN service for both Android and iOS devices would be coming to an end. The website states that the VPN app will stop functioning on April 30th, 2018. Being only
The Turkish regime of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has long been hostile towards Twitter. Erdoğan himself once even described it as “the worst menace to society”. So, it comes as no surprise that when it comes to trying to censor Twitter, Turkey has once again the been
British broadband comparison site Broadband Genie has discovered that over half of the UK population are exposed to router security issues. In a recent survey the threat to users’ security was discovered after 51% of respondents answered that they had never carried out any security provisions on
