Your digital life is more exposed than you think. A new study from security firm Surfshark has quantified the astonishing scale of data breaches since 2004, revealing that tens of billions of personal data points, from passwords to physical addresses, are now in the wild.

Proton, the company behind Proton VPN, has launched a new tool to track data breaches by monitoring the dark web. The Data Breach Observatory aims to provide a more accurate and timelier picture of cybercrime than official corporate disclosures.

Age checks force privacy-focused Brits to find potentially risky workarounds

New research on VPN adoption reveals that China ranks last, but only in terms of downloads from Apple App Store and Google Play Store

VPN services have been a key tool for Russians trying to avoid state surveillance in the latest clampdown

Your digital life is more exposed than you think. A new study from security firm Surfshark has quantified the astonishing scale of data breaches since 2004, revealing that tens of billions of personal data points, from passwords to physical addresses, are now in the wild.

Proton, the company behind Proton VPN, has launched a new tool to track data breaches by monitoring the dark web. The Data Breach Observatory aims to provide a more accurate and timelier picture of cybercrime than official corporate disclosures.

Age checks force privacy-focused Brits to find potentially risky workarounds

New research on VPN adoption reveals that China ranks last, but only in terms of downloads from Apple App Store and Google Play Store

VPN services have been a key tool for Russians trying to avoid state surveillance in the latest clampdown