One of my favorite Canadian television shows, Murdoch Mysteries, recently finished airing its 18th season. To watch it, I pulled out my Kubuntu Focus Linux gaming laptop, connected it to my LG C2 OLED ...

The other day, I was accompanying local IT security legend and excellent friend Bill Wurster on his last official “wireless LAN walkabout” prior to his retirement (it was his last day!), looking for ...

Virtual private networks, or VPNs, are useful and convenient things. Road warriors use them to connect to their home networks securely while traveling; geographically dispersed organizations use them ...

I'm trying to get my Linux install to utilize OpenVPN with ExpressVPN, but without it forcing everything over the tunnel/to their settings so that my local resources continue working. I'm part way ...

If you’re a Linux user, you’ll quickly find that many big-name VPNs don’t cater to you. These five VPN services offer solid clients for Linux users that will keep you safe and private while online.

Nord Security (Nord) has released the source code of its Linux NordVPN client and associated networking libraries in the hopes of being more transparent and easing users’ security and privacy concerns ...

Linux has always been an underground option for high-tech individuals that want to take control of their digital life, and in that same vein, a VPN for Linux is the perfect companion. Although Linux ...

10.0.0.1 - Asus router - DHCP set up for 10.0.0.0/21 subnet (10.0.01 - 10.0.7.254). 10.0.1.1 - primary pihole for adblocking 10.0.1.2 - secondary/HA pihole 10.0.1.3 - PiVPN running on an RPi 4 / ...

Hide My Ass VPN (for Linux), which begins at $11.99 per month, is a fine virtual private network (VPN) service that also comes with a nice price since it offers progressive discounts the further out ...