Zero Trust and Least Privilege: Related but Distinct Security Principles
Cybersecurity teams frequently treat "zero trust" and "least privilege" as synonyms, swapping one term for the other in policy documents and vendor pitches alike. That habit obscures an important
Britons Admit to Lying Online to Protect Their Privacy
A nation that prides itself on honesty appears to make an exception when it comes to the internet. New research from security firm Symantec has found that one in three Britons has deliberately given
Kempower Charger Bridges Cars and Heavy Trucks on One Site
A single charging bay that can fuel a family sedan and a fully loaded semi truck without separate equipment is no longer a concept on a slide deck. Kempower has introduced the Mega Satellite Flex, a
One VPN Subscription Now Covers Every Device in the Household
Households today rarely run on a single device. Phones, laptops, tablets, smart TVs, and routers all connect to the internet independently, and each one represents a separate point where data can be
Instagram Users Report Content Restricted on Delhi Protest Coverage
Photos and videos documenting student demonstrations in Delhi were flagged as "sensitive content" or vanished from feeds entirely this week, according to complaints from creators and ordinary users
EU Age Verification Rules Open a Larger Question About Digital Identity
The European Union has begun rolling out age-verification requirements for online platforms hosting age-restricted content, framing the effort as a child-protection measure that can coexist with user
GoDaddy Fights Indian Court Order That Strips Default Domain Privacy
One of the world's largest domain registrars is pushing back against an Indian court ruling that would require it to expose the personal details of website owners by default - a measure framed as
Windscribe Mocks Mullvad Controversy With a Parody About Pet Donations
When a Mullvad VPN co-founder's six-figure political donation became public knowledge last week, the privacy industry's usually measured tone gave way to something more theatrical. Windscribe, a
VPN Market Set to Quadruple as Enterprises Rebuild Security Around Remote Work
The global market for virtual private network tools is on course for one of the more striking expansions in enterprise technology, with independent research valuing the sector at USD 38 billion in
Durov Warns UK Social Media Age Ban Will Drive Teens Toward VPNs
Pavel Durov, the founder of Telegram, has publicly challenged the United Kingdom's proposed prohibition on social media access for users under 16, warning that the policy risks achieving the opposite