Google announced on August 31 that Android 17 will support Encrypted Client Hello (ECH), a new internet standard designed to close a privacy gap that few Android users even knew existed. Until now, ...

Private DNS is a must these days. If you're not already using it, consider one of these options. You can use most of these services for free. You might think the security of your PC, laptop, phone, or ...

QuicklyAs we all know, security is a big thing here in Null Byte. We've talked quite a bit about ways to encrypt traffic and become anonymous on the internet, some of which entail using proxies, VPNs, ...

DuckDuckGo keeps adding new features to its browser; and while these features are common in other browsers, DuckDuckGo is giving them a privacy-minded twist. The latest is a private, end-to-end ...

Google's new privacy standard, Encrypted Client Hello, scrambles the one field of a web request that still travels in the clear.

The DuckDuckGo browser has unveiled a new end-to-end encrypted Sync & Backup feature that lets users privately and securely synchronize their bookmarks, passwords, and Email Protection settings across ...

Do what you like on the internet and never get caught Attention dissidents, free-thinkers or just people who are plain on the run: now you can take your iPad with you and not get caught. Onion Browser ...

HTTPS Everywhere is a Firefox extension recently released as a public beta by the ever-diligent EFF and the Tor Project. The add-on encrypts your web communication with several major websites that ...

Android 17 privacy features now encrypt the TLS Server Name Indication field at OS level, making it the first major mobile OS ...

Google’s Jigsaw technology incubator has teamed up with Android to bring network connection privacy to billions using a new ...