Shellfire

Many people first encounter a VPN when it’s bundled with antivirus software. McAfee’s Safe Connect VPN is one such example; it promises to add privacy to the company’s long‑standing security suite. In contrast, NordVPN is a standalone service built from the ground up to serve privacy enthusiasts. Comparing these two is like weighing...

Every VPN promises to protect your privacy, but the way they deliver on that promise can vary tremendously. This comparison looks at two services with very different pedigrees: the whimsical Canadian provider TunnelBear and the privacy‑obsessed Swiss VPN ProtonVPN. We’ll explore what it’s like to use each service day to day, from their server networks...

When it comes to VPNs, your choices can feel overwhelming. Hotspot Shield and Surfshark are popular options that promise fast connections, wide server networks and reliable security. Yet they take very different approaches. Hotspot Shield is best known for its proprietary Hydra protocol and generous free tier, while Surfshark has gained a reputation for...

Virtual private networks come in many flavours, from lean add‑on services bundled with antivirus suites to stand‑alone providers with sprawling server fleets. CyberGhost sits firmly in the latter category, boasting one of the largest infrastructures in the VPN industry, while Norton Secure VPN is a relative newcomer attached to Norton’s security ecosystem. Deciding...

Norton Secure VPN and Surfshark both come from companies known for their security products, yet they target very different users. Norton’s VPN is an add‑on to its antivirus suite, intended to provide a straightforward privacy tool for casual browsing. Surfshark is a standalone VPN known for its affordable pricing, unlimited device connections and...