Last week, disgruntled Twitter users in Turkey found that the service had been banned across the country, and although the ban has since been lifted, freedom activists around the world … Continue reading →

Within the past week, changes to copyright laws in Australia have been proposed, quite noticeably coinciding with the recent launch of Netflix Australia which has sparked concerns regarding illegal downloading … Continue reading →

Arguably China’s most prolific engine in the fight against censorship in China, Greatfire.org, has been dealt a severe blow this week. And many people are pointing the finger directly at … Continue reading →

When you think about your online presence, you may assume you don’t need a VPN to provide web security. After all, all the most important online services are password protected. … Continue reading →

Over the past year, it is estimated that cybercrime has cost the US Government between $100 and $400 billion in terms of stolen assets and intellectual property. And now, the … Continue reading →

Use Your Real Name Online or Face the Consequences in China While most of us are trying to keep our personal data separate from our online activity, in China this … Continue reading →

Gemalto Claim SIM Cards Still Safe After NSA Hack – Unless You Use 2G When global giant Gemalto came out earlier this week and said it believed the NSA and … Continue reading →

Following the mass exodus from Facebook, mainly due to its ability to monitor your every online move, many people (especially younger generations) have taken to WhatsApp to become their message … Continue reading →

The existence of the Simplelocker virus is not new news. In fact, this version of ransomware has been around since the middle of last year. But, as with almost any … Continue reading →

For years it has been suggested that Governments across the world have been monitoring what we are downloading from the web. But it looks like in Canada they have finally … Continue reading →