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⚠️ PHP released 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36 and 8.2.35. They fix CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619 (CVSS 9.2), which can allow unauthenticated remote code execution. PHP reports no attacks in the wild. If you run PHP on a web server, update now.
The PHP security team published minimal source backports for 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1; anything on 7.3 or older must upgrade. Advisory: php.net/archive/2026.php#202… Our explainer: le-vpn.com/cybersecurity-wee…
5G solved the radio problem: traffic to the tower is encrypted and your subscriber ID stays off the air. It solved nothing above that. Your carrier still sees every DNS query and every destination, and a quiet downgrade to 4G or 2G brings the old attacks back. A VPN covers both.
What 5G encrypts, what it leaves visible, and the Ookla numbers showing the tunnel is not your bottleneck: le-vpn.com/5g-vpn-usage-2025…
Revolut card refused at the pump on Tuesday 20 October? The failure was at the issuer, not Visa and not the shop. A source quoted by Reuters links it to a Google Cloud outage in London. Google cites a power event in one zone; Revolut names no cause.
We explain where the payment chain broke and how not to get stranded next time: le-vpn.com/revolut-outage-oc…
In late September someone stole three countries' domain registries and got real HTTPS certificates for Google domains. The padlock was valid. The sites were fake. What saved users was a paper trail most people have never heard of: Certificate Transparency.
Who caught it, what DNSSEC could not do, and the honest answer on where a VPN fits: le-vpn.com/cctld-registry-hi…
The viral line that Russia now blocks VPNs with AI at 95 percent accuracy is not what Kommersant reported on 16 October 2026. The 95 percent was a proposed target in one draft of the national AI plan to 2030. The ministry says the current draft has no such provision.
It is the third effectiveness target on paper in our Russia ledger: 96 percent (Forbes Russia, September 2024), 92 percent by 31 December 2030 (Roskomnadzor document, 4 May 2026), now 95 percent in a draft. le-vpn.com/russia-vpn-crackd…
🤖 Zoom can now verify that the person on your call isn't a deepfake, using Sam Altman's World ID. Proof of humanity sounds great until you remember World built its system on scanning people's irises. Would you trade your biometric data to prove you're real online? 👇
Every outage brings the same advice: just turn on a VPN. We tested it against 14 outages since 2022. Rogers, Optus and AT&T were dead access lines; nothing tunnels through a line that is down. AWS and Cloudflare took the destination itself. The cases where it works are narrower.
The outage-by-outage ledger, with the three failure types where a VPN genuinely gets you back online: le-vpn.com/vpn-during-outage…
Five Russian data centers hit in eleven days: three Yandex sites, Sber's new build in Balakovo, now VK's near St Petersburg. VK says all runs as normal. Our probes saw nearly half its St Petersburg network go dark. All three pillars of the whitelist are under fire.
What the strikes on Sber and VK mean for Russia's whitelist internet, with our own network measurements: le-vpn.com/sber-vk-data-cent…
🔐 Canada is the latest country pushing a surveillance law that threatens encryption, joining a growing list of governments trying to weaken the tech protecting our messages, banking and data. A backdoor for the "good guys" is a backdoor for everyone. Where do you draw the line?
Targeted ads are now serving malware, turning everyday browsing into a security threat. Ad blockers and privacy tools aren't just about convenience anymore—they're essential for protecting your devices and data from malicious attacks.
Hackers are hijacking D-Link and Ubiquiti devices to steal bandwidth, turning home routers into tools for cybercrime. This attack highlights how vulnerable our connected devices are and why securing your home network should be a top priority for everyone online.
Cloudflare blocked 21 pirate F1 domains in France through its CDN and left its 1.1.1.1 resolver untouched. Canal+ asked for 50,000 euros per site per day. On September 17 the Paris court rejected every penalty: an intermediary owes reasonable measures, not a guaranteed result.
The ruling in context in our site-blocking ledger, plus the Quad9 case due late October, where up to 580,000 euros a day is on the table: le-vpn.com/vpn-site-blocking…
