Why a VPN alone won't protect your research

Cracks and leaks abound in VPNs: is your investigation safe?

Relying solely on VPNs to conduct digital investigations and intelligence gathering is a major misstep.

Imperfect encryption can lead to DNS leaks
Providers may retain (and leak) traffic logs
Sham providers take advantage of solution trust
No protection against malware

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VPN promises vs. reality

5 misconceptions about the use of VPNs in digital investigations — and their security and attribution risks

Cracks and leaks abound in VPNs: is your investigation safe?

Try Silo free for 30 days

Struggling with the limitations and security concerns of using a VPN for research? Start a 30-day free trial of Silo for Research to see how you can improve the security of your research and manage your attribution details.