Cybersecurity
Sample: What RAM-only servers actually mean for your privacy
A no-logs policy is a promise about behaviour. RAM-only infrastructure is a fact about hardware. Only one of them is hard to break.
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Maya Ellison
Security writer
Sample author. Writes about network security and privacy for CopVPN. Mostly interested in the gap between what security products claim and what they can be shown to do.
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Posts by Maya
Cybersecurity
Sample: Public Wi-Fi: what someone on the same network can actually see
Less than the scare stories claim and more than most people assume. A precise account of what is exposed on an open network.
How-To
Sample: Which server to pick for streaming abroad
The country decides the catalogue; the city decides the speed. What to do when a service still refuses to load.
Connection
Sample: Kill switch, explained without the jargon
What it does when the tunnel drops, why your internet cuts out for a second, and why leaving it on is the right default.
Cybersecurity
Sample: What a no-logs audit actually checks
Auditors read configurations, interview engineers and inspect servers. Here is what that can and cannot prove.
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