Mozilla's built-in VPN offers an extra layer of privacy for your browser traffic without requiring a separate subscription.

I work at a remote site and use my own laptop. As a result, the IT dudes have insisted that I use a web-based VPN connection for things like accessing journal articles. This has really messed up my ...

Check Point Software is taking another shot at debuting a browser-based remote access product. On Monday, the security company will announce a Secure Socket Layer (SSL) virtual private network (VPN) ...

Mozilla this week began piloting its own browser-based VPN service, and if you're located in the U.S. you can start testing it for free right away. Called the Firefox Private Network, the service ...

A comprehensive VPN solution that works well across multiple devices and use cases. Surfshark is a virtual private network (VPN) service with comprehensive offerings to add private browsing to a ...

Google One is adding a new cyber surveillance feature that will allow users to monitor the dark web to see if their personal details have been included in a data breach. The new feature, launched this ...

Mozilla's Firefox browser now includes a free VPN service. Mozilla Mozilla has now integrated a free VPN service directly into its Firefox web browser. It's available for use right now, and all you ...

Most people think Tor is enough to keep you safe on the dark web, but a good quality VPN can add an extra layer of privacy and security. Find out more below. Tor traffic is easy to identify, meaning ...

The US-CERT has issued an advisory on a vulnerability in SSL VPN products that breaks basic browser security features, letting an attacker bypass authentication steps and wage other Web-based attacks.

“Clientless VPN” technology is catching on as the term that describes products that serve as an alternative to traditional IP Security-based VPNs. These products come into play when an IPSec-based VPN ...

The third time could be a charm for Check Point Software as it introduces yet another SSL virtual private network product. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering ...