Even the best VPN services cannot prevent your privacy from being exposed at times. This is something that can occur from a leak on your browser, for example. First discovered in 2015, WebRTC leaks ...

The function of 'WebRTC', which is used to reduce the time lag when making video and audio calls between user's web browsers, may expose the user's local IP address to a malicious site. It has been ...

VPNs don't always work perfectly, meaning your data could be susceptible to a data leak. If a leak happens, your data will no longer be distinguishable from other online traffic and can be accessed by ...

WebKit, the browser engine for Safari, is on track to support protocols that enable native video and audio communications in the browser. Although Apple hasn't publicly announced support for WebRTC, ...

Anyone who’s had to move a media catalog from one vendor’s platform to another's knows the frustration and time involved with repeating an entire process of content aggregation all over again. It’s a ...

Right now, a bunch of nerds on the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) in Vancouver are making big decisions about the next big wave in web communications standards. And these decisions will have a ...

Weary drone, o how thou art a filthy procrastinator, wallowing in thy pit of despair and self-pity. Cast aside thy trepidation — the time to embrace the VPN is nigh! What I’m half-jokingly suggesting ...

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Users of Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox web browsers will soon be able to initiate video chats without the irritation of downloading additional plug-ins. The Chrome and Firefox development teams ...