Personal or consumer VPNs, remote access VPNs and site-to-site VPNs all accomplish similar feats, but in different ways and for various situations. Here’s what each type of VPN is. Moe enjoys making ...

Best VPN for 2025: Our Top 10 Favorite VPN Services How to Use a VPN: The Most Detailed Guide for All Devices Under the hood, VPNs are sophisticated, especially those with many advanced features. This ...

Your personal data is only as secure as your least protected device. In short, it's not enough to use a VPN on just your computer—every single one of your devices needs to be secured. That’s why we ...

In a normal internet connection, all traffic is routed from a computer through an ISP (Internet Service Provider) and out onto the internet and finally to its destination. At every step of the way, ...

Beyond securing and encrypting your network connections, VPN can help you to bypass geo-restrictions and access blocked content, bypass ISP throttling to get higher internet speeds during peak hours, ...

Cloud and DevOps specialists IN4IT has launched a free-for-personal-use virtual private network (VPN) server, based on WireGuard protocols, with OpenID, SAML, and SCIM support. The product joins a ...

Urban VPN Review: Is it a Safe & Reliable VPN to Use? Your email has been sent While Urban VPN’s accessible free versions look enticing, the service itself lacks ...

Prompted by the latest revelations about common VPNs being owned by Chinese companies that may share data with their government, our latest Do You Use It? poll explored how TidBITS readers use VPNs.

I'm looking to add a box to my network that would allow L2TP/IPSec VPN connections into my LAN at home. Right now, I'm running a software VPN on my Macbook Pro (which I'd like to get away from because ...

Yes, You Can Use One VPN to Protect All of Your Devices—Here’s How If you're only using a VPN on your PC, your online activity isn't fully protected. I’ll show you how to use just one VPN to keep ...