NordVPN stories - Page 2

NordPass will remember and autosave all passwords, autofill online forms, and allow users to save private notes.>>

Any internet-connected toys that have cameras, microphones, or location tracking may put children’s or parents’ privacy and safety at risk. >>

NordLocker will be a file encryption app for macOS and Windows that will encrypt files stored on a computer or in the cloud. >>

WiFi names can often be simple, quirky, or downright bizarre – but did you know those names are all it takes for somebody to find out exactly where you live? >>

Most mobile banking attacks happen through social engineering, which is when people are manipulated to hand over their usernames and passwords to cybercriminals.>>

In 2018, over a billion people’s data was compromised, according to NordVPN.>>

Most VPN providers offer Linux connectivity without the app support, and that is not always the easiest way, especially for beginners.>>

According to NordVPN, Facebook’s data harvesting, sharing, and profit goes far beyond Cambridge Analytica.>>

“Apps can monitor network activity even without requesting any sensitive permissions.">>

​So far this year we have already borne witness to a multitude of serious cybercrime. NordVPN has provided insights for what the second half may hold.>>

Internet users still trust global email providers like Yahoo, Gmail and Outlook but don’t know quite as much about privacy-focused services.>>

“VPNs are a solution for people to stay private online while the governments realise that a number of recent laws are too intrusive.">>

“Online and offline factors are often combined: such as browsing history with physical location, commute to work and vacation travel..">>

"Privacy issues have taken another shape completely over the past year.">>

It’s clear that 2016 was probably the worst year ever in online privacy. So, what can we expect in 2017?>>

"When people start shopping for the Christmas season, hackers start their busy season too.">>