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From Ars Technica: Condemnation mounts against ISP that sabotaged users’ e-mail encryption
Digital rights advocates are doubling down on their criticism of a US-based ISP suspected of performing encryption downgrade attacks that caused customers’ e-mail to remain in plaintext as it passed over the Internet.
November 12, 2014
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From Built In Austin: Hackers, trackers and risk: 3 experts weigh in on security for your startup
With the mounting threat and liability of security breaches in today’s tech landscape, no startup can afford to launch without a security plan. And with privacy, usability and regulations to consider, there’s no such thing as a one-size-fits-all approach.
November 23, 2015
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From Built in Austin: Protect Yourself: Tips from 4 Austin Web Warriors on Avoiding Cyber Attacks
VyprVPN protects users against the prying eyes of internet service providers (ISPs), third party websites and applications, and hackers and snoops. We even protect users against government surveillance!
October 25, 2016
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From TechDirt: Revealed: ISPs Already Violating Net Neutrality To Block Encryption And Make Everyone Less Safe Online
The filing comes from VPN company Golden Frog and discusses “two recent examples that show that users are not receiving the open, neutral, and uninterrupted service to which the Commission says they are entitled.”
October 12, 2014
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From TechRepublic: Use VPN security to protect iPads and iPhones from new security flaw
Golden Frog VyprVPN for its ease of setup, simplicity of use, infrastructure, and pricing options. Organizations with a high number of iOS users could be live on VyprVPN 2.0 rather quickly.
February 25, 2014
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From The Consumerist: FCC Filing: “At Least One” ISP Violating Net Neutrality By Blocking Encrypted Traffic
Golden Frog also points out that no current or previously existing rule prevents wireless broadband companies from interfering with the traffic they carry in this way, because mobile companies have not been subject to the same open internet regulations as wired broadband carriers.
October 15, 2014