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Department stores and online retailers exposed in AI chatbot logs and audio recordings data leak
Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered a data leak affecting an AI virtual assistant used for scheduling, customer support, phone calls, and online chats and shared his findings with Expre...
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Password security: What changed from 2015 to 2025
In late 2025, Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered a data leak of 149 million logins and passwords and shared his findings with ExpressVPN. This data leak revealed recent password trends...
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What authorities asked us for in the second half of 2025
This transparency report covers legal and copyright requests received between July and December 2025 Most requests were DMCA notices generated and submitted at scale through automated systems Request...
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149M Logins and Passwords Exposed Online Including Financial Accounts, Instagram, Facebook, Roblox, Dating Sites, and More.
Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered a data leak of 149 million logins and passwords, and shared his findings with ExpressVPN. We are publishing his report to help the public stay inform...
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Popular AI Generator Exposed Over One Million Images Including DeepFakes and Nudify Face Swaps
Cybersecurity Researcher Jeremiah Fowler uncovered a data leak affecting an AI image generator tool, and shared his findings with ExpressVPN. We are publishing his report to help the public stay infor...
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What governments asked us for in the first half of 2025
Every six months, we publish a transparency report detailing the legal requests we receive and how we respond to them. It’s a straightforward account of how often authorities come looking for user d...
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Digital Privacy in 2025: Americans Are Fed Up With Online Censorship, AI Surveillance, and Data Exploitation
A new ExpressVPN survey finds that Americans’ tolerance for digital surveillance, censorship, and algorithmic targeting is reaching a breaking point. Amid mounting concerns over the power of tech co...
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Our new free tool finds your exposed data
For many people, their personal information is easily discoverable via a simple Google search. Details like your address and phone number are listed on people search sites and data broker sites, with ...
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U.S. survey: 1 in 6 workers would quit over workplace surveillance as monitoring increases
What if your employer could see everything you do—from the websites you visit to how often you step away from your desk? For many U.S. employees, this is no longer a hypothetical scenario. With over...
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UK survey: 1 in 2 workers stressed by surveillance as 85% of employers admit to monitoring
What would you do if you knew someone was watching you work? Would you stay glued to your screen, take fewer breaks, or even work longer hours just to prove your dedication? For many employees across ...