A vulnerability discovered in protocols used by virtual private networks (VPNs) allows attackers to expose the true IP addresses of intended victims. In a security ...

You may have heard that VPN provider Perfect Privacy found a massive security hole in most services -- one can de-anonymizes users, thus rendering it useless. Two ...

Sharing connection information could be a problem among users of the same VPN server without proper protection, researchers have found. Corporate VPN servers in particular are vulnerable to the flaw.

If you are talking about a PPTP VPN, then you need to forward both TCP port 1723 and IP Protocol 47 GRE (note: that is PROTOCOL, not a TCP or UDP port.) Not all routers can forward protocols other ...

I mean, if scanning from school where VPN doesn't work gives you the same results (open/closed/filtered ports) as the scanning from where it works, then it's probably not the blocked ports fault. The ...

Perfect Privacy recently announced that it has discovered a vulnerability in a number of VPN providers that allow an attacker to expose the real IP address of a ...

VPNs are supposed to protect your privacy, but new research has uncovered a sophisticated way to exploit a user's VPN activity to spy on and potentially hack their computers. On Tuesday, a team of ...