Browse more securely with EFF’s HTTPS Everywhere and ExpressVPN
The ExpressVPN Chrome extension supports HTTPS Everywhere for even greater online privacy and security.
Net neutrality: what the repeal means and how a VPN can help
Update: As of June 11, 2018, Net Neutrality has officially been repealed, meaning the rules requiring internet service providers to give equal access to...
4 ways to back up your data securely
Photos, documents, saved video games, and old emails: We accumulate a lot of data throughout our lives. And just like our parents’ attic, our...
The 4 best encrypted email providers for extra security
Gmail may be the world’s most popular email service, but that doesn’t mean it’s the most secure. In fact, Google’s admitted to regularly reading...
ExpressVPN Bug Bounty rewards
The ExpressVPN Bug Bounty Program offers rewards for the hard work of those who help make our platforms more secure.
How to make a small server for your home
A guide to installing a small server in your own home, and cool things to do with it. Lexie shows us how with Linux (Ubuntu).
Girl Scouts are our next wave of cybersecurity experts
Do you know what badges Girl Scouts are collecting these days? It’s not just Hiker, Making Friends, and Cookie CEO anymore. With a strong...
PGP is still pretty good for privacy
Many privacy advocates use PGP (GNU Privacy Guard/GPG in its open source form) to encrypt, sign, and verify data and text of all sorts. PGP...
Privacy in America vs. Europe: Here’s how the EU does data different
As the EU pushes sweeping new data reforms, the U.S. is stuck trying to figure out how to address their budding privacy problem.
Why you should use a unique password for every online account
So, you’re signing up for yet another online service. It’ll probably ask you to choose password with rules like: Must have at least eight...
