VPN Unlimited review By Michael Graw vpn VPN Unlimited has a small server network, can it match the big hitters in terms of functionality?
Encrypt.me review By Christian Rigg VPN Encrypt.me is a bare-bones VPN service with a simple interface built for the masses – but at what expense?
Perimeter 81 VPN review By Richard Sutherland VPN The Perimeter 81 VPN isn't class-leading, but it's just part of the company's excellent suite of tools. Read our review of the VPN here.
Mullvad VPN review By Richard Sutherland VPN Mullvad is a seriously privacy-focused VPN that goes out of its way to protect its users – but is it worth the extra cost?
'Hundreds of millions' of smart home devices and PCs can be hacked remotely By Paul Wagenseil A decades-old flaw in networking software puts hundreds of millions of devices at risk of being remotely hacked, a security firm says.
TP-Link TL-PA9020P Powerline Extender review By Brian Nadel The TP-Link TL-PA9020P offers the best range of any of the powerline extender kits we've reviewed.
D-Link DHP-601AV Powerline Extender review By Brian Nadel D-Link DHP-601AV is the most affordable powerline extender kit we've reviewed, but suffers from short range and low data throughput.
What is Section 230? Why this 23-year-old internet law matters to you By Henry T. Casey The internet grew a lot in the last decades, but laws about online liability did not change.
The best cable modem you can buy just went on sale By Brian Westover The top-rated Netgear CM600 high-speed cable modem just got even more affordable.
Stimulus check direct deposit deadline is today: What to do By Henry T. Casey Stimulus check direct deposit ends today. Here's how to set it up.
Wi-Fi 6: What it is and why it’s better By Brian Nadel The new standard for super-fast wireless internet is Wi-Fi 6, but a 6GHz boost might make Wi-Fi 6e even better.
The best legal alternatives to Showbox By John Brandon Showbox is a colossus in terms of Korean movies and shows, but there are alternatives.
Is ExpressVPN legal? By John Brandon An excellent VPN provider, but is downloading and using ExpressVPN's Virtual Private Network legal?
Windows 10 has serious internet bug: How to patch it right now By Richard Priday VPN and proxy users are having trouble getting Windows 10 and Microsoft apps to connect to the internet. But there's an optional fix you can download right now.
VPN services: Are they really legal everywhere? By John Brandon Most countries do allow VPN usage, but there are a few exceptions – keep reading to find out where VPN services are legal.
The best 123movies alternatives in 2020 By John Brandon The 123movies service is now defunct but these legal streaming alternatives will fill the void.
How to set up your Wi-Fi extender for the best signal By Brian Nadel Wi-Fi extenders have gotten more affordable, but they're still tricky devices to set up. Here are some tips on where to place your extender to boost your Wi-Fi network's reach.
The best legal Putlocker alternatives in 2020 By John Brandon Putlocker is dead...long live legal streaming services. Keep reading to find out the best alternatives to Putlocker out there.
How much data does a VPN really use? By John Brandon vpn A VPN can help keep you stay safe and anonymous online, but how much data do they use? Keep reading to find out.
How do free VPN services make money? By John Brandon A free service may seem like the dream, but they could be costing you more than you know. Keep reading to find out how they make money.
Chrome vs Edge: Google is afraid of Microsoft’s browser By Henry T. Casey Google Chrome's response to a seemingly successful new Microsoft Edge? Whining and complaining.
Firefox VPN released: What you need to know By Paul Wagenseil Firefox's VPN service is now available to beta testers, but you'll need to know a few things before you can try it out.
No Joker: Malware found in pirated Oscar-nominated movies By Paul Wagenseil Dozens of phishing sites and hundreds of malware-laden files offer to show you Oscar-nominated movie for free, Kaspersky reports.
Your Philips Hue Bridge can be hacked through its smart bulbs: What to do By Paul Wagenseil A wireless flaw lets malware jump from smart light bulbs to a Philips Hue Bridge, then to the wider network. But there's a patch available.
EFF: Ring app sends user data to third parties. Ring: Duh By Paul Wagenseil A new report says the Android app for Ring video doorbells and security cameras sends user data to third parties, but Ring denies it's doing anything suspicious.
ProtonVPN goes open-source: What this means for your privacy By Paul Wagenseil ProtonVPN has made most of its client software open-source, letting code reviewers get a look under the hood in the interests of transparency.
Hundreds of millions of cable modems could be hacked due to 'Cable Haunt' flaw By Paul Wagenseil A flaw in some cable modems called Cable Haunt could let hackers alter your internet traffic and send you to malicious websites.
How to Update Google Chrome on iOS, Android, Mac and Windows By Phillip Tracy Here is a simple guide on how to update the Chrome web browser on Mac, Windows, Android and iOS.
7 essential smart home security tips to keep hackers out By Paul Wagenseil If you own smart home devices, you'll need to do some simple but essential things to protect your privacy.
Blink's XT2 security camera can be hacked: What to do now By Paul Wagenseil Blink's new XT2 security cameras has several serious flaws that can be easily fixed with a firmware update.
