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A US Senator has called on the NSA to provide public guidance on the best practices for using virtual private networks (VPNs) to protect communications from foreign surveillance. The senator's request highlights the limitations of VPNs, including potential vulnerabilities in decrypted traffic and unencrypted metadata.
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A US Senator has called on the NSA to provide public guidance on the best practices for using virtual private networks (VPNs) to protect communications from foreign surveillance. The senator's request highlights the limitations of VPNs, including potential vulnerabilities in decrypted traffic and unencrypted metadata.
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US senator calls on the NSA to give guidance for use of VPNs
US Senator Requests NSA Guidance on VPN Usage