Third IPVanish launches new server in a month

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IPVanish continues to expand rapidly VPN deployment today with a new brand of VPN server Athens, Greece.

This is the third server to be added to the growing list of IPVanish anonymous servers in just one month. To recap, here are the new servers that have been added since mid-April:

  • Zagreb, Croatia
  • San Jose, Costa Rica
  • Athens, Greece (New!)

These additions bring the server footprint IPVanish network 115+ servers 64 cities and 50 countries, all at no extra cost to existing and new subscribers. And more expansions are on the way!

IPVanish OSX App v1.3.11

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As a leading virtual private networks in the industry, it is essential for IPVanish to continue to improve its products for overall usability. That being said, we are pleased to announce the release of an updated version of our App OSX

v1.3.11 Enhancements :.

  • Issue resolved with a delay in service initialization
  • other minor bug fixes

All current users will IPVanish OSX App prompted to update when the VPN client launch.

IPVanish continue to develop new features and improvements to existing products to give our customers the best speeds, the most secure connections and the best technical support for as low as $ 6.49 / month

IPVanish VPN puts you in control of your IP address, which in turn .:

  • protects your online identity and data
  • Blocks Unwanted marketing
  • Ignore censorship restrictions
  • Provides a virtual firewall, and much more!

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EU Debates Over Who will regulate Web Privacy

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As noted in a recent NYTimes:

The new European Parliament was voted into office at the weekend, despite having a different political makeup, is widely expected to reach a final agreement this year on tighter online privacy rules that have long been in the works.

rules, which have been discussed since 2012, would be more stringent than those of the United States. They would create a single law throughout the European Union to protect many aspects of online private life, enshrined as a fundamental right in Europe, including restrictions on the information that could be shipped overseas. And they would impose fines of millions of dollars on any company abusing data of Europeans

However, a crucial question remains.? What European regulator has the final say in the rules

Under the proposals, companies will be able to operate throughout the region if they fulfill the conditions - and interpretation - European rules of 'Privacy authority of a single country. Companies must now comply with regulations in each of the 28 EU countries in which they operate.

Lawmakers in favor of the proposals say leave control with the office of a country gives greater clarity on rules for companies. But consumer groups in Europe have warned that if the current proposal is, technology companies - including US giants like Microsoft, Amazon and Google -. Could settle in the European country with the most lenient interpretation of data privacy

"This issue has become more political than technical," said Raegan MacDonald, head of European policy for digital access . rights group in Brussels "Who decides on these issues is very important."

Source: E.Ü. Debates What Nation Web regulate Privacy - NYTimes.com

Last extension VPN Server IPVanish

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Our development team works tirelessly to ensure that we give our users the best speed the safest connections, the most reliable technical support and of course the best VPN server providing around. Today we are delighted to announce that we have further expanded our global reach by adding three VPN servers in two new countries:

  • Qormi, Malta new
  • Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan again!
  • Johannesburg, South Africa (2nd added server)

Stay the listening as IPVanish VPN - the fastest and strongest Tier-1 network growth worldwide continues to grow! With 14,000+ IPs on 130+ servers in 58 countries to choose from, no matter where you are, you can be in control of your IP address.

Xkeyscore NSA Privacy Policy Target Conscious

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According to the recent report entitled Das Arste "NSA target for private-counscious life" a survey conducted by three people both personal and professional ties to the Tor project, describes the following information:

  • search Simply the web for software tools improved confidentiality contained in the rules of xkeyscore causes the NSA to mark and track IP address of the person doing the search.
  • Among the objectives of the NSA is the Tor network funded mainly by the US government to help the defenders of democracy in authoritarian states.

xkeyscore the NSA program is a collection and analysis tool and "a computer network operating system," as described in a presentation NSA. It is one of the most ambitious programs of the agency devoted to gathering "almost everything a user does on the Internet." The source code contains several rules that allow agents to surveil xkeyscore using the Internet Privacy conscious worldwide.

Read the full report, including the rules of xkeyscore here.

Executive Order Allows NSA collecting Communications Unconstitutionally Americans

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"What type of data is the NSA collection of millions or even hundreds of millions of Americans? "

Tye John Napier, a former section chief of the State Department for Internet freedom, took the Washington post to warn Americans about illegal surveillance conducted under 12333 Executive order which "threatens our democracy." There are, in theory, "integrated safeguards" against the bulk collection of the actual audio portion of Americans calls. but the bulk collection of telephone conversations under 12333 Executive Order issued by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, "contains no such protections for people in the United States if the collection takes place outside US borders."

At the end of June, researchers published a paper warning about legal gaps in oversight that could be exploited by the government to collect the communications of Americans without a warrant in bulk. Executive Order 12333 was one of the most troubling loopholes that the researchers said "deserves more attention and scrutiny." The government could exploit the 12333 decree deliberately manipulating network traffic Americans in order to be sent by a device located abroad. If the data is abroad, then it might belong to a non-US citizen and be collected in bulk, such as "all Internet traffic (including metadata and content) sent between a pair networks. "

Tye also warned that when the NSA "incidentally" collects communications Americans abroad, the "incidental collection" is "a legal vacuum which can be stretched very wide." Even if the traffic is not manipulated to be sent abroad, communications Americans are often stored beyond US borders on mirror servers. "There is no good reason that American citizens should receive lower privacy and oversight protections simply because their communications are collected on the outside, not within our borders. "

Executive Order 12333 contains nothing to prevent the NSA to collect and store all such communications - content and metadata - if this collection occurs outside the United States in the part of a lawful investigation of foreign intelligence. No warrant or court approval is required , and this collection never needs to be reported to Congress. None of the reforms Obama announced earlier this year will affect this collection

. Read the full article in Network World.

IPVanish iOS App v1.2 includes a free trial account

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We are delighted to announce the release of iOS v1.2 full with a free 7 days trial account! The free 7-day trial allows users to experience 100% online security and Internet freedom unconditionally

The application is compatible with iPhone .; iPad and iPod touch with iOS 7.0 or later. General usability improvements have been made, and a new option 7 day subscription has been added. The IPVanish VPN iOS app is available for download via iTunes

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For as low as $ 6.49 / month all IPVanish subscriptions include :.

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Flashrouters Autumn Special

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logo From today until Monday, October 6 Flashrouters offer 15% while the Asus router category with the promo code Asus .

Flashrouters offers IPVanish configured routers that allow you to maintain your privacy while using devices such as TVs, computers, iPads, Rókus, tablets and laptops simultaneously. FlashRouters did all the work for you!

They offer an output of the solution of the box by providing a variety of customized routers that are configured to use a IPVanish. They updated the plant's control panels and replaced firmware from the factory with the open-source DD-WRT technology.

IPVanish and FlashRouters combined offer a perfect solution for the independence of the Internet. With 14,000+ IPs on 130+ servers in 58 countries to choose from and with a preconfigured router, you will be able to surf anonymously and access blocked websites of all your devices.

Join IPVanish in the battle for net neutrality

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Imagine all your favorite websites take forever to load, while you get annoying notifications from your ISP suggest you switch to one of their approved sites "fast Lane"

Think about what we would lose. all the strange, alternative, interesting, enlightening and other things that makes the Internet so much cooler than mainstream cable television. What if the only news sites that you could reliably connect to those who were treated with companies like Comcast and Verizon?

Today September 10 just days before the comment FCC limit time (15th September), a "slowdown in the Internet" is set to show the world what the web would be like if the cable team gets their way and trashes net neutrality. Internet users, companies and similar public bodies are changing their logos, and sign letters to legislators.

IPVanish joined the battle, and we want you to join us. Click on the image below to sign the letter to legislators and to take a stand. As an advocate of Internet freedom IPVanish understands the importance of net neutrality and to get the FCC to participate in Title II reclassification. This reclassification would mean regulating the Internet under the provisions of the law applicable to essential communication services, and we need your help!

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VPN critical IPVanish Ranks # 1 provider VPN

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VPN_Service_Reviews_2014_–_VPN_Critic Recently critical VPN examined more than 100 VPN services, and we are proud of announce that IPVanish was ranked as the # 1 provider VPN. The ranking was based on the opinion of the VPN Critique of the best VPN service providers based on the value and versatility of overall use.

In the journal, Critical VPN states, "IPVanish may be relatively new in the VPN industry but the team behind this company comes with extensive experience in Internet security and management and through their network experience, they are able to offer customers an excellent service. the fact that they manage their own infrastructure confirms that they are one of the strongest options when it comes to VPN services. "

Click here for the full review.

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Save 25% on the annual plan IPVanish

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IPV Black Friday

For a limited time, save 25% of the annual plan IPVanish in during our Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday sale. Of Friday, November 28th at 00:01 until Monday, December 1st at 23:59 , get unlimited access to our VPN for an entire year for only $ 58.49 when you use the coupon code FRIDAY2014 .

IPVanish Discount Two Best VPN Service price

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IPVanish Awarded Best VPN Provider

IPVanish Awarded Best VPN Provider by Best VPN

Best VPN service, a dedicated website for news and related information VPN service providers have recently organized and announced the results of their survey Best VPN service. Based on the survey results of 10 VPN providers, we are pleased to announce that IPVanish received two honors :. Best VPN service that does not keep newspapers and best global provider of VPN More than 43.7% of respondents voted IPVanish zero as the best supplier newspapers, and we had the honor of being appointed best VPN provider with 31.8% of the overall votes.

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The IPVanish team would like to thank the best VPN service to facilitate price and we appreciate the ongoing support of all those who voted for us! Thank you for #IPVanishLove

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VPN Creative Ranks # 1 IPVanish as VPN provider

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The new editorial team at Creative VPN was the leading news source cyber security, online anonymity and freedom of expression since 2011. So when IPVanish was contacted two years ago concerning a review of our software and the VPN service, we were delighted. The review identifies key differentiators between our service and our competitors, including our own VPN infrastructure. As the only Tier 1 VPN service provider in the industry, we own and operate IPVanish to our VPN and our VPN server software is developed law. This ensures that all the major updates to our service can be delivered in the most efficient and safe way possible.

Last weekend, our team was again contacted by writing to the VPN Creative to tell us IPVanish was recently ranked as # 1 VPN service provider by the Creative Community VPN. The ranking was determined by more than 1,000 popular votes based on a number of variables, including the number and locations of servers, encryption protocols, compatibility, and price. Our network extends 14,000+ IP VPN on 140+ servers in 60+ countries, proving to offer the largest anonymous network in the area.

to IPVanish We are honored to be voted by the community and the VPN Creative staff as the # 1 provider VPN industry. Our mission is to be the best -. The fastest service and most reliable VPN in industry and No. 1 ranking is just one more step in the right direction

Day Giveaway IPVanish St. Patrick

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Enter to Win One Year of IPVanish!

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VPN servers African IPVanish adds two new South

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VPN Server Update!

We are growing again! Your favorite VPN provider has added two new servers in Johannesburg, South Africa . The only true Tier-1 network in the world becomes more and more

Try our latest VPN servers to Jo'burg, one of four new Australian sites, or the latest addition to Auckland, New Zealand. - All added in the least the week! Users can experience freedom online from all over the world using virtually any Internet-enabled device (see VPN software). The latest additions are increasing our number of servers at more than 180 servers in 60+ countries with over 25,000 IP addresses in the world.

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New VPN servers in Australia and New Zealand

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VPN Server Update!

As summer 2015 rolls on, IPVanish continues to add to its anonymous servers level ever growing VPN service -1. Now the fastest VPN provider in the world has widened even further in Oceania with the addition of 18 servers down under.

New Zealand residents have something to celebrate with the activation of six new VPN servers in Auckland. This addition brings New Zealand in a total of eight, local anonymous servers. Similarly, Australian citizens should experience faster ping the server time when connecting to one of the 12 new VPN servers deployed recently in Sydney. This brings Sydney to a total of 24 anonymous VPN servers with 26 servers nationwide. These servers were deployed on hardware brand new sports fiber 10G interfaces for faster login times for users.

If you do not see a server listed in a place near you, and then suggest the IPVanish server application form and keep an eye on all of our server upgrades coming in following us on Twitter and like us on Facebook!

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IPVanish adds multiple VPN servers in Asia and North America

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VPN Server Update!

IPVanish-off begins in September with a bang! We are proud to announce that we are adding new VPN servers in Hong Kong, Montreal and Toronto! The global expansion of IPVanish is non-stop!

VPN fastest growing service in the world already has nearly 250 servers, covers more than 60 countries and offers over 25,000 IP addresses. Now, with the emergence of two servers each in Hong Kong, Montreal and Toronto, there are more than 80 servers in North America and 30 in Asia! This will bring Hong Kong to a total of five VPN servers, Montreal to a total of four and Toronto for a total of six.

With the constant addition to our number of servers, users will be able to use virtual private top speeds and most secure network connections worldwide, and will be able to access a range of new IP addresses

with IPVanish VPN service you can :.

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Index on Censorship Event with VPNCompare

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Index on Censorship

We recently teamed with VPNCompare take position on global censorship attend Spies, Secrets and Lies - a deep dive into censorship in the world, featuring Robert McCrum, Xiaolu Guo, Ismael Einashe and Stephen Grey. The event was MC'd by Rachael Jolley, editor of the magazine in the index of censorship, and covered a variety of topics related to digital privacy, such as:

  • China's new security laws
  • freedom of expression online
  • digital censorship, past and present

learn more about event and very important discussion on the fight against censorship VPN Compare Spies, lies and Secrets of an index on censorship blog after event.

What is the Index on Censorship?

A defense organization digital rights and freedom of expression, and the fight against international censure the journalistic bias, advocacy and campaign efforts. For more information on Index on Censorship

Panelists

MC :. Rachael Jolley - Editor of Index on Censorship (IoC) Magazine

Robert McCrum - Deputy Editor, The Observer

Xiaolu Guo - Activist, author and filmmaker

Ismael Einashe - Activist, journalist and researcher

Stephen Grey - the investigative journalist and author and correspondent for Reuters

for more information on upcoming events IoC, follow them on Facebook or Twitter .

Why the proposed investigative powers in the bill is a silent killer

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Because this kind of bill civil liberty thief would it be if it didn 't seem intimidating?

UK Big Brother Always Watching

British Home Secretary Theresa May has proposed a 300-page bill that redefines this type of communication data is forcibly collected with residents of the UK, and who has access to this information. Coming after High Court as the United Kingdom and the European Court of Human Rights found previous pieces of illegal surveillance legislation, the draft project of the investigative powers of law introduces new capabilities while building more of powers of the British state monitoring long been known. Echoing the legislation on mandatory data retention adopted earlier this year in Australia, the bill will require communication service providers to store data about its users for 12 months.

The bill is a disturbing addition of existing skills of UK supervision. Since the law against terrorism and Security 2015, Internet service providers are required to keep data that might connect specific devices and their use of IP addresses. This includes contextual information - who, what, when and where- services such as email and instant messaging. The collection of a user's browsing history is currently prohibited, but under this bill, it will change. If the bill is passed in parliament, national companies repeatedly proposed but never enacted duty force including Tesco, O2, EE and Virgin to save the websites their customers visit and applications they connect through computers, smartphones, tablets and other devices. (See also: Defend your data with Spying government IPVanish)

What may be the most troubling of all provisions is that the user metadata can be recovered without a warrant. Anyone of nearly 0 government agencies - whether police, councils and organizations -. Can simply go to a designated person within their organization to approve or deny a request for metadata

Although it is minimized as most of the time, basic information unidentifying, metadata are collected from citizens is anything but simple. The information that is collected, however "contextual", it can be painted an image large enough to leave little to the imagination.

Currently, the British government surveillance capabilities already allow them to follow the modes of communication such as these :.

  • they know that you spoke to a blood analysis service, a doctor and an insurance company every twelve hours, but they did not know what was discussed
  • they know that you texted your friend and from 01: 30-03h00, but they do not know what the messages said

If the proposed project's investigative powers law should be adopted. These capabilities would be improved.

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While collecting user metadata is, of course, the element most widely discussed of the bill called "Charter of Snooper," its other provisions are equally concerning. The drafted proposal would allow the government of the United Kingdom to block the encrypted messaging applications abroad. this would prohibit applications including Snapchat, WhatsApp, iMessage and Facebook Messenger until the companies behind these applications delete their encryption end to end.

in addition, the draft contains provisions that cover when and how the government can run operations for download directly from a device from a remote location. the bill states: "interference equipment includes a wide range of remote access activities to computers to secretly download content to a mobile phone during a search." This means that if the bill is passed, there would be a legal requirement for telecommunications companies to help security services in piracy of user devices - both individually and in bulk. These proposed measures, should they be adopted, would enshrine in law the formerly hidden activities of GCHQ, as discovered by Edward Snowden.

While a VPN as IPVanish provides an immediate solution to the government spying and logging the ISP, this variation of the Charter of Snooper is a disturbing insight into the British government powers hopes to obtain. While his goal was no surprise to counter domestic terrorism and crime prevention, the Investigatory Powers Bill would cause irreversible damage to civil liberty and privacy, eventually, freedom of expression.

Do you believe that your communications privacy must pay the price of national security? Sound off in the comments below!

The danger of Tech Toys for children

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The Dangers of Children's Tech Toys

Just in time for the holiday season, there is a new threat to your privacy and comes in attractive packaging such - high tech toys for kids. While it is common to hear about a security breach with a corporate network, personal computer, or a mobile device, more and more technological toys are emerging on the market and it is important be aware of the risks of privacy involved with them.

Hello Barbie

Hello Barbie - Tech Toy Dangers

  • vulnerabilities in the application of mobile and cloud storage used by the doll smart would have allowed hackers to spy even more intimate session, the game.

Hello Barbie from Mattel is one of these toys and the first to "answer" a growing trend of high-tech toys that are connected to the Internet. Hello Barbie has a microphone, speakers, a speech recognition software and uses its Wi-Fi connection to send the children say the Internet to be processed and analyzed. The doll then gives personalized answers using artificial intelligence, ultimately engaging a child in a two-way conversation.

If you think a talking doll is creeping, which the campaign activist group for childhood without advertising certainly does, which is creepier is recent results reported in the Washington Post of vulnerabilities found in applications mobile storage and cloud Hello Barbie. The vulnerabilities could allow hackers to spy on the conversations of the children with their new toy trust.

Not only the campaign for a childhood without advertising Hello find Barbie 'scary', but they have also begun a protest against the doll called #HellNoBarbie, insisting that the new Barbie could be used as a tool marketing, due to the fact that records the voice of the child and sends the audio file on the Internet.

VTech Kid Connect

VTech KidConnect Security Flaw

  • A statement from VTech confirms that the leaked data included the names of children , sex and date of birth. data on stolen adults included the name, postal address, email address, password recovery questions, the IP address and passwords.

The Washington Post story about hackable Hello Barbie was released shortly after one of the largest toy manufacturers in the world, VTech has been compromised by a security breach that affected about 6 million children and relatives 5 million accounts. Toys VTech Kid Connect using a program allowing children to talk to their parents and to download content. The VTech hacker was able to steal the names, email addresses, gender and children's birth dates, photos of victims and addresses, even physical!

What makes children's toys technology so risky is that toy companies are not as keen on the security issues that companies where the whole business revolves around data and technology. And when it comes to the majority of parents who purchase these toys, safety input data is not at the forefront of their minds.

In theory, technological toys are no different than any electronic device that is connected to the Internet. As a parent, you can protect your family by being aware of the risks, to stay abreast of what is happening in the world of toys connected to the Internet and understanding of the technology that is involved.

12 safety tips for shopping online this Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday

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Safety tips for online shopping

There is the most wonderful time of the year - and for online shoppers, that is. With unbeatable sales of all your favorite brands brutally appearing left and right, the Black Friday and Cyber ​​Monday may have itching you get out your credit card and let the beginning of holiday shopping. Before you start spending, however, it is important to know how to keep your online identity and secure information that cybercrime is as widespread as ever. To help, we have set up 12 tips to help you stay protected as you shop this holiday season.

1. Check your social status. Although you might be tempted to spread the world about how excited you are for your vacation or Black Friday shopping sprees, resist the urge to broadcast to the world that you're not going to be House. Criminals snoop around this type of information to use to their advantage or hackers from entering your home while you are away.

2. Stick to familiar brands you know or have heard about. As you can see some exciting offers pop up in online ads from unknown brands, it is important that you resist the seemingly good deals. Often obscure brands like these are not trustworthy and end up being nothing but scams. However, you should be careful, even with brands and companies you know - often misspelled criminals purposely name their fake websites to sound like a family business top brand

3. Use. strong password. many shopping sites require creating an account. While this may be convenient to store your payment information, product preferences, and more, it also provides ample opportunity for hackers to rummage through your sensitive information if your account has a weak, easy to guess password . To create a password, avoid using one that can be easily guessed by looking at your social media profiles such as the name of your pet or your birthday. Another tip is to replace the letters of numbers such as "p455w0rd" instead of "password." Some sites will also allow the use of special characters such as! and #.

4. Use only SSL secure sites. There is an absolute must that the website you are shopping on is protected by SSL, which is essentially an extra layer of security. Search a URL beginning with "https: //" instead of "http: //". Also look for a closed padlock in the browser address bar - by clicking or double-clicking it, you'll be able to see details of site security

5. Say "no" to free. Wi-Fi. If you consider making your purchases online on the Wi-Fi, as in an airport or a coffee, think again. These public networks are hotbeds for hackers to enter your information while you shop online. Resist the temptation to use the free Internet, regardless of how impressive a downloadable coupon can be.

6. Use extra caution when you use your mobile device for online shopping. Using your phone or tablet to the online store can be great practice for individual on-the-go, but it comes with a large security risk many online shoppers are not aware. URL shortened, often used because they are phone-friendly, can encourage you to visit malicious Web sites. Play it safe by sticking to your laptop this holiday shopping season.

7. Never use the same password for multiple sites. In addition to creating a password, another protection key is never using the same password more than once. This is the great mother of no-no line because it is another easy opportunity for cybercriminals to hack your accounts and steal your information. Creating different passwords minimizes the risk that a hacker can access your other online accounts if your information should never be compromised.

8. Use official apps instead of web browser on your phone. As always, a common rule of thumb to stick to online security is still using official applications rather than sticking with your default browser. Applications for major retailers such as BestBuy and Amazon usually have an extra layer of security and encryption, making them safer to use when you are in public.

9. Based Payments Try smartphones. data violations of both department stores and big box stores have led to millions of credit accounts and compromise throughput. Yet, faced with these violations, the mobile payment technologies such as Apple and Android Pay Pay can not be cloned as cards over traditional magnetic strip. Consider using these technologies in your holiday shopping to keep your physical cards safe from thieves

10. Do not leave your phone unlocked For crying out loud, it's on nearing 2,016 .. - set your phone to require a password or biometric scan for access. It may seem like common sense to most, but you'd be surprised how many people skip this very important safety measure. This goes double if you have connection information to financial data connected to your device.

11. Trust your gut. Just as you would not go into a physical store if something was shifty, not shopping with online retailers that give you a bad atmosphere. You may feel like the site is too much information or prompts and notifications appear a little off. If this is the case, simply exit the operation and leave the site - you'll thank yourself later

12. Use a VPN when buying online and on the road We .. strongly recommend using our VPN service to secure proactively your personal information. Our VPN allows you to unblock websites, bypass geographic restrictions, and remain anonymous while surfing the web. IPVanish with VPN, you will have peace of mind knowing that your purchases online is 100% secure.

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IPVanish 4 With Active VPN Sale and Giveaway

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Save on VPN with IPVanish Birthday Bash

IPVanish turns 4 this month, and we are offer our best deal of the year - 50% sale VPN *

We want to celebrate by rewarding you with our lowest prices of the year! In addition to the great rates we have VPN 4 Life is to win. Join IPVanish VPN for our Birthday Celebration Sale & Giveaway.

For four years, we have offered the only Top Tier, no VPN newspaper in the world , and we wanted to find a way to give back to our loyal users. Join our party Wednesday, February 24 and save a huge 50% discount on our annual VPN plan. That's 12 months of the ultimate privacy and security for only $ 38.99! Our birthday celebration begins Wednesday at 9 am ET and runs for 24 hours, so set a reminder calendar and grab this offer limited time before it expires. If you need more incentive to join IPVanish our VPN service:

  • Provides access to government censorship and georestricted content
  • Stops ISPs espionage and limitation your internet speed
  • Prevents hackers while on Wi-Fi
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Facebook executive arrested in Brazil

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Facebook Executive Diego Dzodan

A Facebook executive was arrested by local police in Brazil this week last. Diego Dzodan a Facebook VP based in Sao Paolo was arrested when he failed to deliver the WhatsApp data to the authorities for use in a drug investigation. A day after his arrest, an appeal judge set aside the court order used to hold, leading to his release. This is just the latest battle in a war in the world of encryption.

Dzodan revealed that Facebook does not have access to data that travel through WhatsApp. WhatsApp uses encryption end to end, and therefore no information is stored that could be provided to authorities in the event of a court order. So even if Dzodan would comply with the request of law enforcement, it would be physically unable to do so.

This case is interesting because it shows the overall lack of government agreement for encryption, particularly across national borders. By issuing a court order that is literally impossible to comply, the application of Brazilian law perfectly illustrates the breadth of the knowledge gap is. If we tried to send a message, they sent the wrong. Take a Facebook executive in custody is symbolic of the muscular response from the government encryption.

The governments worldwide want a greater access to civilian data than they have ever had in the history of mankind. This desire, of course, is fueled by the ever increasing technology, which has itself entered everyday civilian life and created fear of ignorance. But if governments want to continue to ask for access, they must understand two things: 1) what is realistically accessible, and 2) the ramifications to create access that currently exist. These ramifications are huge, of course; Encryption is a security protocol that no government should be able to compromise.

As we have seen with the court case Apple vs FBI San Bernardino, there is a fundamental divide between privacy and national security. Due to lack of understanding of the technology itself, governments seem to be confused about the strength of their requests and court orders have been complied with. In the case of Apple, the two founders of Facebook and WhatsApp have stood with Apple. And while this may seem like a marketing ploy, one of the greatest duties of these high-tech companies undertook is a duty to protect their clients; keeping strong encryption is perhaps the biggest key to protect customers. Weakening encryption goes against the very purpose of encryption.

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Le droit à la vie privée sous la menace mondiale des États-Unis et la Grande-Bretagne Lead the Way [1945001

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Le droit à la vie privée sous la menace mondiale

Allégations de masse, la surveillance du gouvernement aveugle ont déclenché une querelle mondiale au sujet de ses propres limites. Dans la défense de leurs programmes, les États-Unis et la Grande-Bretagne ont exposé une approche troublante, à deux niveaux pour le droit à la vie privée à l'ère numérique. Ni le gouvernement semble disposé à reconnaître les intérêts des personnes à la vie privée en dehors de ses frontières. Une chose est claire:. Que nos vies deviennent plus connectés par Internet, le droit à la vie privée n'a jamais été sous une menace mondiale plus

La perception que les États-Unis et au Royaume-Uni exploitons leur position unique au sein de l'écosystème de l'Internet alimente l'indignation internationale. Seulement 12 pour cent des 2,5 milliards d'utilisateurs d'Internet dans le monde sont aux États-Unis et au Royaume-Uni, mais des parties importantes de trafic Internet du monde se déplace encore à travers les Etats-Unis, même si elle ne comporte pas un utilisateur américain.

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les entreprises américaines opèrent les services sociaux mondiaux dominants des médias et des e-mails et de stocker des quantités massives de données des utilisateurs du monde entier. Et le statut historique de la R.U. comme plaque tournante mondiale en fait un chokepoint clé pour les flux de données trans-atlantiques, ce qui rend l'interception des câbles sous-marins d'une efficacité exceptionnelle. Ces facteurs rendent facile pour les États-Unis et au Royaume-Uni pour espionner leurs propres citoyens, mais aussi sur potentiellement des centaines de millions d'utilisateurs à travers le monde, qui n'ont pas la capacité de conserver les deux pays responsables.

Technologiquement parlant, les choses vont seulement empirer. techniques de surveillance classiques sont de main-d'œuvre, ce qui contraint les pratiques arbitraires et abusives. Si la police voulait suivre vos mouvements, il faudrait beaucoup de gens qui travaillent autour de l'horloge. Aujourd'hui, les autorités peuvent peindre un portrait détaillé de la vie d'une personne avec une demande à une société de téléphonie mobile. Les coûts de stockage des données et le traitement informatique continuent de baisser, ce qui ne fera que aiguillonner les gouvernements à recueillir plus. Pendant ce temps, plusieurs aspects de nos vies seront numérisées, comme la santé, et les données sociales financières, qui peuvent ensuite être facilement combinés et analysés. Ce sont les réalités de la «Big Data» et cela signifie que les gouvernements seront en mesure de suivre notre emplacement, les associations et les communications plus efficacement que jamais auparavant.

Pour le programme téléphone de métadonnées, les États-Unis allèguent qu'il a besoin de son «recueillir tout" approche de tirer les associations entre les suspects possibles sur une période de plusieurs années, même si seulement une petite fraction des utilisateurs de téléphones sont soupçonnés d'actes répréhensibles. Général Keith Alexander, directeur de l'Agence nationale de sécurité, a fait valoir que la collecte massive de données est nécessaire pour combattre le terrorisme, en disant: «Vous avez besoin de la botte de foin pour trouver l'aiguille." Les gouvernements ont maintenant une énorme botte de foin numérique et peuvent conserver que les données à des fins qui ne sont pas possibles auparavant.

les fonctionnaires ont essayé de minimiser l'intrusion de la collection de métadonnées. Pourtant, les technologues reconnaissent maintenant que les métadonnées peuvent révéler des informations extrêmement sensibles, surtout si la collecte en vrac et utilisé en composite, même si la loi ne le fait pas. La technologie ne sera pas cesser d'avancer, laissant les lois lente pour lutter pour adapter à protéger la vie privée sur l'Internet mondial

Source:. Le Globe and Mail

NSA Violated confidentialité Règles des milliers de fois [1945001

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NSA Règles de confidentialité Violé ...

Transgressions allaient de violations juridiques graves pour les fautes de frappe qui ont conduit à la collecte de données involontaire, selon les documents fournis à The Washington post.

L'Agence nationale de sécurité a dépassé son autorité légale et a cassé l'agence règles des milliers de fois depuis qu'il a été accordé des pouvoirs élargis en 08, selon un audit de l'agence interne obtenu par le Washington post.

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la plupart des violations impliquées surveillance non autorisée des Américains ou des cibles de renseignement étrangers aux États-Unis, selon les documents, qui ont été fournis au journal par la NSA dénonciateur Edward Snowden. Les documents montrent des infractions allant de violations juridiques graves erreurs typographiques qui ont abouti à la collecte des données non désirées, Le Post a rapporté.

L'agence n'a pas toujours été à venir avec les détails de ses transgressions, le Post a trouvé. Un rapport d'assurance de la qualité et non partagé avec un comité de surveillance a constaté qu'un "grand nombre" d'appels ont été placés en Egypte 08, lorsque le code de la zone US 202 a été à tort, entré comme 20. Dans un autre cas, la Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, qui examine la NSA mandat demandes, n'a pas été mis au courant d'une nouvelle méthode de collecte jusqu'à ce qu'il ait été mis en place depuis plusieurs mois. Le tribunal a finalement jugé inconstitutionnelle, le Post a rapporté.

La vérification, en date de mai 2012, découvert 2.776 incidents dans les 12 mois précédents de collecte non autorisée, le stockage, l'accès ou la distribution des communications protégées par la loi, le Post a rapporté . L'un de ces cas concernaient l'utilisation non autorisée de données sur 3.000 Américains et les détenteurs de carte verte.

Un représentant anonyme a défendu le bilan de l'agence dans un entretien avec le Post.

"Nous sommes un organisme humain terme d'exploitation dans un environnement complexe avec un certain nombre de régimes réglementaires différents, donc parfois nous nous trouvons sur le mauvais côté de la ligne, "le haut fonctionnaire NSA dit, en parlant avec la permission de la Maison blanche. "Vous pouvez le regarder comme un pourcentage de notre activité totale qui se produit chaque jour. Vous regardez un certain nombre en termes absolus qui semble grand, et quand vous regardez en termes relatifs, il est un peu différent. "

L'administration Obama, qui a défendu les activités de la NSA, n'a jamais abordé publiquement le dossier de conformité de l'agence, le post a noté. Cependant, le directeur de la NSA de conformité John DeLong a défendu les procédures de l'agence, en disant qu'il avait au cours des dernières années a quadruplé le nombre de personnes travaillant dans son programme de conformité de la vie privée:

Nous voulons que les gens signaler si elles ont fait une erreur ou même si elles croient qu'une activité NSA ne concorde pas avec les règles. NSA, comme d'autres organisations réglementées, dispose également d'une "hotline" pour les gens à signaler - et aucune action défavorable ou de représailles peut être pris pour le simple fait de déclaration. Nous prenons chaque rapport au sérieux, enquêter sur la question, aborder la question, sans cesse rechercher des tendances, et les traiter ainsi - tout comme une partie de surveillance et de conformité des efforts internes de la NSA. De plus, nous gardons nos superviseurs informés via des rapports immédiats et des rapports périodiques. Notre programme de conformité de confidentialité interne a plus de 300 personnes qui lui sont confiées: une multiplication par quatre depuis 09. Ils gèrent les règles de la NSA, de former du personnel, élaborer et mettre en œuvre des mesures de protection techniques, et mettre en place des systèmes pour surveiller en permanence et de guider les activités de la NSA. Nous prenons ce travail très au sérieux

La NSA plus tard offert cela comme une déclaration de remplacement:.

«activités de collecte de renseignements étrangers de la NSA sont constamment contrôlés et surveillés à l'intérieur et à l'extérieur," la NSA dit. «Quand NSA fait une erreur dans l'exécution de sa mission de renseignement étranger, l'agence rapporte le problème à l'interne et de surveillants fédéraux - et de manière agressive va au fond de celui-ci."

Source: CNET Nouvelles - Steven Musil

Internet Les entreprises basées sur les faces nouvelles règles de confidentialité [1945001

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Nouvelles règles de confidentialité pour les entreprises Internet à Heed

Des masses de points d'ancrage entreprises basées sur Internet ont gagné en le marché au cours des dernières années, tout en raison de la publicité. Ces entreprises permettent aux annonceurs de publier sur leur site web ou application mobile en échange d'une commission basée sur les clics et les ventes. Toutefois, les annonces doivent être ciblées au bon public, afin de gagner des ventes, donc les annonceurs de recueillir des informations personnelles des utilisateurs et l'utiliser pour créer des profils inestimables.

Ces utilisateurs ou profils de clients potentiels incluent des informations personnelles telles que IP adresses, noms d'écran, géo-localisations, périphériques numéros de série et plus encore. Depuis la publicité ciblée est le pain et le beurre du marché Internet certains changements récents ont été apportés à (FTC) de la Loi de confidentialité en ligne pour enfants de la Federal Trade Commission (COPPA) pour protéger les utilisateurs d'enfants de moins de 13 ans

Si un site Web ou une application est d'attirer les enfants de moins de 13 ans, la société Internet est nécessaire d'avoir une politique de confidentialité conforme et d'obtenir le consentement des parents avant la collecte des renseignements personnels de l'enfant. Cette règle révisée est en vigueur le 1er Juillet et les conséquences pour la non-conformité peut être raide. Par exemple:

La ​​FTC a récemment obtenu un règlement de l'application de réseau social "Path", qui avait été chargé de recueillir illégalement des informations personnelles des enfants sans le consentement des parents 800.000 $

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En bref, les mesures immédiates suivantes devront être prises par toutes les entreprises basées sur Internet:

  • examiner si tous les utilisateurs seront moins de 13 ans
  • Considérez les données partenaires publicitaires prévoient de recueillir auprès de ces utilisateurs
  • considérer avoir les utilisateurs à identifier leur âge et / ou utilisent un âge-porte pour limiter l'accès
  • Si nécessaire, concevoir un processus pour obtenir le consentement parental
  • projet d'une politique de confidentialité pour le site Web qui explique clairement quelles informations sont collectées auprès des utilisateurs

Sans doute, se conformer aux nouvelles règles fédérales pourraient être coûteux et prend du temps. Mais il est absolument nécessaire pour les petites entreprises qui comptent sur des partenaires tiers - et pour lesquels une peine ferme pourrait être financièrement dévastateur

Source:. Westfair Communications

IPVanish est Classé n ° 1 sur plusieurs sites Web Review VPN [1945001

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IPVanish est le Tier-1 fournisseur mondial de services la plus rapide et la plus forte croissance, mais vous ne devez pas prendre notre mot pour lui! Plus récemment IPVanish VPN a été classé comme un fournisseur de Top VPN sur plus d'un des sites allemands d'examen VPN.

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Après VPN Vergleich a effectué un examen complet, y compris des tests de vitesse, IPVanish a été placé à la 1ère place sur la base de notre politique forestière, 15 ans d'expérience dans l'espace de distribution de contenu et de notre logiciel propriétaire et facile à utiliser VPN. Lire la critique complète à -. IPVanish VPN Test & Erfahrugen VPN Vergleich

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Alertes de la vie privée: Ce que vous devez savoir [1945001

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Voici quelques-unes des alertes de confidentialité que nous avons rencontré au mois de décembre:

gouvernement français à Ban Anonyme Tor Browser et public Wi-Fi due aux attaques terroristes

Privacy Alerts French Government

Suite à la attaques terroristes effrayantes à Paris, le gouvernement français propose un plan visant à interdire une connexion Wi-Fi et sont également à la recherche à interdire Tor, un navigateur site anonyme, selon les documents divulgués. La France propose de bloquer non seulement l'utilisation de ces services pendant un état d'urgence, mais d'interdire complètement l'utilisation de Tor. Tor est populaire auprès des citoyens qui cherchent l'anonymat en ligne.

apprentissage personnalisé Risques de confidentialité étudiants

Privacy Alerts Google K12

L'apprentissage personnalisé aide éducateurs de garder trace des progrès individuels de leurs élèves et de créer des plans de cours sur mesure. Mais il peut également permettre à Google de "espionner" K-12 étudiants, ceci selon une plainte déposée l'Electronic Frontier Foundation, une organisation de défense des droits de confidentialité. Le FEP affirme que Google recueille et élève d'exploration de données de recherches Google. Google est l'un des principaux fournisseurs de technologie pour les écoles à travers les États-Unis, mais son utilisation sera atteint avec plus de scepticisme si elle ne peut pas fournir une utilité éducative sans vie privée compromis.

Smart Home Tech Feuilles usagers vulnérables aux menaces Cyber ​​

Privacy Alerts Smart Home Tech

les dispositifs intelligents tels que les thermostats, les téléviseurs et les appareils de cuisine sont destinés à améliorer la qualité et la fonctionnalité de notre vie à la maison. Mais ils sont aussi sensibles aux attaques de façon alarmante et hacks. Les cyber-criminels peuvent profiter de cela dans un certain nombre de façons, de la surveillance de systèmes de sécurité intelligents pour planifier les cambriolages, à l'aide d'un appareil intelligent connecté pour avoir accès à votre ordinateur, et à son tour, vos renseignements personnels. L'Internet des objets va continuer à croître en 2016, mais avec la montée de la technologie à puce vient risque accru.

CISA est Trojan-Horsed en USA Omnibus Bill

Privacy Alerts CISA

Dans un des plus grands alertes du mois de la vie privée, la Loi sur le partage de l'information sur la cybersécurité a défenseurs de passed.Privacy ont été franc au sujet de leur aversion de CISA, mais ils n'ont pas été entendu . CISA a été inclus dans un projet de loi budgétaire de 00 pages, qui a été adoptée et signée par le Président le 18 Décembre CISA a été prétendument conçu pour permettre aux entreprises de partager des informations sur les cyber-attaques, mais il est vaguement défini et autorise ces entreprises à partager des renseignements personnels avec le gouvernement fédéral si elle est considérée à suivre "modèles anormaux de communication". Apple, Google, Facebook et Twitter sont tous opposés au projet de loi, mais leur opposition ont peu fait pour l'arrêter.

L'UE accepte le nouveau Règlement sur la vie privée

Privacy Alerts EU data protection rules

les 28 Etats membres qui composent l'Union européenne ont convenu sur de nouvelles règles de protection des données, trois ans après leur proposition. Les Etats membres auront deux ans pour imposer les règlements dans leur législation nationale, avec les nouvelles règles de protection des données devient effective en 2018. Les anciennes règles de protection des données ont été établies en 1995, et donc étaient loin dépassé dans l'ère numérique d'aujourd'hui. Les implications de ces nouvelles règles peuvent se révéler importante, car ils étendent aux entreprises qui ont des clients dans l'UE, non seulement pour les entreprises qui sont basés dans l'UE. Cela inclut Google, qui font face à des amendes éclipsant un milliard de USD si elles devaient enfreindre les nouveaux règlements.

Soyez sûr de rester à l'affût des alertes de confidentialité dans la nouvelle année.

Confidentialité-Based moteurs de recherche [1945001

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Alors que certains d'entre nous piles inconsidérément tribut tas de renseignements personnels, historique de recherche, documents, photos, e-mails, et à peu près tout d'autre sur Google, d'autres restent sceptiques et cherchent des alternatives. Peut-être vous êtes juste marre de voir sponsorisés annonces textuelles couvrent chaque pouce de votre écran. Tu n'es pas seul. 73% des Américains sont d'accord que les recherches personnalisées sont "pas ok."

Ars Technica a publié un avis de plusieurs petits moteurs de recherche qui rendent votre vie privée une priorité. Les plus populaires sont Ixquick et DuckDuckGo

la politique de confidentialité de DuckDuckGo comprend cette déclaration:.

"Lorsque vous accédez à DuckDuckGo (ou tout autre site Web), votre navigateur Web envoie automatiquement des informations sur votre l'ordinateur, par exemple, votre agent d'utilisateur et l'adresse IP.

Parce que cette information pourrait être utilisée pour vous relier à vos recherches, nous ne vous connectez pas (magasin) à tous. Ceci est une pratique très inhabituelle, mais nous pensons qu'il est une étape importante pour protéger votre vie privée "

Et Ixquick a une approche similaire:.

Au-delà cherchant à offrir nos utilisateurs les résultats de la meilleure recherche Web possible, nous nous sentons aussi fermement à la sauvegarde de leur vie privée. Avec d'autres moteurs de recherche, des millions de respectueux du droit des citoyens du monde entier s'exposent à des invasions graves de la vie privée tout en effectuant des recherches inoffensives à travers l'Internet.

Nous nous sentons le droit à la vie privée est un droit très important, mérite d'être défendu.

Bien que les deux moteurs de recherche sont très utiles à la rigueur, si vous voulez la protection de la vie privée fiable, en savoir plus sur IPVanish VPN. IPVanish VPN couvre vos pistes en ligne et fournit une couche supplémentaire de protection qui ne peut simplement pas être atteint en utilisant un moteur de recherche différent.

Article complet à Ars Technica