Le VPN Blog
The latest news on cyber security, data privacy, internet safety and best VPN practices from the Le VPN team.
Fingerprint Hack Found in Samsung S5
Security firm have claimed they have found a security loophole in Android device, as fingerprint hack found in Samsung S5.
Apple Watch Causes Concern Over Theft Protection
As the new smart watch is released, security flaws have appeared as Apple Watch causes concern over theft protection.
Understanding Australia's New Data Retention Laws
Australia recently passed a controversial data retention law. Find out what this means for your online privacy & how you can maintain it with Le VPN.
Majority of Internet Users Happy to Give Personal Information
As identity fraud is becoming more common, its revealed that the majority of internet users happy to give personal information.
Watch TV Shows Online with Le VPN
With new seasons of TV shows around the corner, you don't want to be missing anything, watch TV shows online with Le VPN.
Google to Crackdown on Ad Injection Software
What is Google's attitude to the ad injection software? What is ad injection software and how does it concern you?
Watch the Champions League Online with Le VPN
From the group stage to the final, learn how to watch the Champions League online from anywhere with Le VPN.
Watch US Netflix From Anywhere in the World
As content varies from country to country, don't miss out on films or TV shows, watch US Netflix from anywhere in the world.
Australia Introduce Data Retention Law
The passing of a new law means that ISP have to store customer's data for two years as Australia introduce data retention law.
Hackers Steal $5million from Airline
Ryanair confrim that they have been targeted by fraudsters as hackers steal $5million from airline.
Wifi Hack Causes iOS Devices to Reboot and Crash
A vulnerabiltiy has been discovered in public wifi zones, wifi hack causes iOS devices to reboot and crash.
Russian Hackers Accessed Obama's Emails
Russian hackers accessed Obama's emails. It has been revealed that the hackers are presumably connected to the Russian government