Don’t Get Caught by Cyber Crime, And Live it up, at Christmas Time! Online Holiday Shopping, cited Adobe Digital Index, increased by 14.3 percent on Black Friday compared to last year and increased by 16 percent on Cyber Monday. Getting a great deal and signing up for email offers is good thing. But sometimes you have […]
In our neverending search for internet security and privacy, we often overlook rather easy attack vectors for someone to steal our personal information. Sometimes the easiest way for an attacker to steal a victim’s information is to physically access their computer. “But my computer requires a password to login, that is enough right?” Doubtful. Unless […]
VPN experts: If you believe your VPN service automatically protects you on an open Wi-Fi network, you should know that in between the time that your computer’s Wi-Fi hardware connects to the network you may be exposed. This is especially true if you have to accept a Terms of Service agreement first. If you […]
SlickVPN has implemented a “Warrant Canary” system that allow users to check cryptograhically signed messages posted each month to confirm that no warrants or seizures have been served to SlickVPN. The Warrant Canary provides a declaration that no searches, seizures or warrants were issued by government officials on any user, employee or the SlickVPN company. […]
The premier SlickVPN program has hit a new version and is available for both Windows and OpenVPN users. The new version of the VPN program comes with a lot of benefits and bug fixes. The new version updates both Windows and OpenVPN options. v0.1.261 Windows: updated TAP driver and OpenVPN binaries to latest versions. Windows: […]
In another step forward in offering a variety of options to connecting to our services and features, SlickVPN now supports PPTP connections to all of our customers. PPTP stands for Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol. This network protocol allows users to connect to SlickVPN through modifications on their TCP/IP settings. This protocol supports on-demand, multiprotocol and VPN […]
According to the company, it appears that stolen usernames and passwords from other websites allowed hackers to log into some Dropbox accounts, one of which belonged to an employee’s account. A document in the employee’s account contained users’ email addresses. From there, the company says spam for gambling websites was sent to customers. The company […]
