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Callum Tennent

  • Site Editor, Top10VPN
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Covers:  VPN technology, online privacy, encryption, data security, enterprise security, consumer privacy technology, censorship circumvention, internet governance, cyber security policy.
Site Editor @Top10VPN | Privacy, security, and anonymity. Former consumer technology journalist @WhichUK | VPN Expert & Member @PrivacyPros.

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The ultimate guide to VPN encryption, protocols, and ciphers

The ultimate guide to VPN encryption, protocols, and ciphers

Encryption protocols and ciphers are at the heart of VPN technology. Each one represents a different solution…

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Signals of a Trustworthy VPN: What Should You Look For?

Signals of a Trustworthy VPN: What Should You Look For?

Trust is an integral part of the digital privacy ecosystem. Every time you use a VPN, you are trusting that c…

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Encryption and lawful access; the problem with Barr's judgement

Encryption and lawful access; the problem with Barr's judgement

US Attorney General William Barr has reignited the debate over lawful access, but cybersecurity expert, Callu…

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16 Cloud Security Experts Share the Most Costly Security Technology Misconceptions When It Comes ...

16 Cloud Security Experts Share the Most Costly Security Technology Misconceptions When It Comes ...

More companies are migrating their infrastructure to the cloud to take advantage of benefits like reliability…

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Will ESNI and DNS Over HTTPS Change the Future of Online Privacy?

Will ESNI and DNS Over HTTPS Change the Future of Online Privacy?

The past few years have seen significant improvements in online privacy and security through stronger encrypt…

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Will ESNI and DNS Over HTTPS Change the Future of Online Privacy?

Will ESNI and DNS Over HTTPS Change the Future of Online Privacy?

Two standards have gained momentum to tackle weaknesses in TLS and DNS. Combined, these specifications could …

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Building bridges or tearing them down? The three new crossings that are causing a geopolitical stir

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By Callum Tennent
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- Copyright Elvis Barukcic/AFP By Callum Tennent  •  Updated: 07/10/2022 - 17:57 Bridges link previously unconnected people, areas, and landmasses through impressive engineering feats. In recent times, quips about building them have become a favourite phrase of many politicians. In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s presidency, the phrase “build bridges not walls” has also come into its own. However, metaphors about bridges pale in comparison to the influence actual bridges can have.
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Bisiklet ülkesi Hollanda, dünyaya örnek ulaşım sistemini nasıl geliştirdi?

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By Bahtiyar KÜÇÜK, Callum Tennent
| Euronews Türkçe Verified
Bahtiyar Kucuk & Callum Tennent  •  Son güncelleme: 20/09/2022 - 17:00 Hollanda, dünyada bisiklet kullanımında örnek gösterilen ülkelerin başında geliyor. Ülkenin nüfusundan daha fazla bisikleti var ve başbakanı bile çoğu zaman işine bisikletle gidiyor. Ülkede 2018'de tüm seyahatlerin dörtte birinden fazlası bisikletle yapıldı. 7,5 km'nin altındaki yolculuklar için bu rakam üçte birin üzerine çıkıyor. Peki 23 milyon bisikletin bulunduğu Hollanda, bu noktaya nasıl ulaştı?
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The high-speed railway that’s uncoupling the Baltic states from Russia and their Soviet past

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By Callum Tennent
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- Copyright Real Baltica By Callum Tennent  •  Updated: 18/09/2022 - 11:32 The largest infrastructure project in the Baltic region for a hundred years is underway. The 870 km Rail Baltica project will connect the capitals of Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia with Warsaw and the rest of Europe, allowing trains from the continent to run uninterrupted. However, the project is symbolic as well as physical.
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