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Researchers find secret ties and vulnerabilities in popular VPN apps
VPN apps with more than 700 million users combined were revealed to be a part of the same overlapping ownership groups. Read More
Over 20 Popular Android VPN Apps Share The Same Security Flaws - See If You're Affected
Over 20 of the most popular Android VPN apps on Google Play are functionality the same app, and they all share the same security flaws. Read More
Over 20 VPN apps with 700 million users found to have undisclosed links and security vulnerabilities
A recent study exposes three hidden families of VPNs that could p users at risk – and app stores are failing to protect you. Here's all you need to know. Read More
Security Flaws Found in Popular VPN Apps Serving 700M Users, Linked to Chinese Firm
Oz Forensics is the independent private vendor of robust, technology-based, and AI-powered liveness detection and face-matching solutions founded in 2017 and headquartered in Dubai, UAE. We confirm ... Read More
Critical vulnerabilities found in popular VPN apps claim security ...
Researchers have found various flaws in popular VPN applications that may have exposed users to the hackers allowing them to install malicious updates and ransomware remotely. Read More
After 7 years, Google will stop paying researchers to find ...
Major tech giants like Google pay researchers for finding vulnerabilities in their products. Google is shutting down the Google Play Security Reward Program on August 31, 2024. Read More
The Android apps on your phone each have 39 security vulnerabilities on ...
Over 60% of Android apps contain security vulnerabilities, with the average number of bugs per-app totaling a whopping 39 vulnerabilities. These figures are based on data presented by Atlas VPN ... Read More
Study discovers security vulnerabilities in 14 popular VPN services
This week, researchers from Sapienza University of Rome and Queen Mary University of London published a study detailing security vulnerabilities among 14 popular VPN service providers. Read More
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