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To further increase your privacy and make your traffic harder to analyze, you can now route all your traffic through two servers instead of just one, directly in our iOS app, version 2024.5 and newer. Læs mere

Even if you have encrypted your traffic with a VPN, advanced traffic analysis is a growing threat against your privacy. Therefore, we now add support for DAITA on Linux and MacOS. Læs mere

Quantum-resistant tunnels are now supported across all our operating systems: Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and now on iOS. Læs mere

The TestFlight beta release of our iOS app, 2024.4 (1), has a bug that can lead to traffic leaks when connecting if you have quantum-resistant tunnels enabled (disabled by default). Læs mere

Evaluation by Tobias Pulls, researcher at Karlstad University. Læs mere

We were recently made aware of multiple potential DNS leaks on Android. They stem from bugs in Android itself, and only affect certain apps. Læs mere

Vulnerabilities in some implementations of Kyber, the quantum-resistant key encapsulation mechanism, were recently disclosed. Mullvad’s quantum-resistant tunnels are not affected by this vulnerability, nor any vulnerability of the same kind. Læs mere

The firewall bug in macOS 14 Sonoma betas and release candidates that we blogged about last week has been fixed by Apple. Læs mere

The macOS 14 Sonoma betas and release candidate contain a bug that causes the firewall to not filter traffic correctly. As a result, our app does not work. Læs mere

Mullvad is mostly unaffected by the TunnelCrack VPN vulnerabilities. This is our response to the recently disclosed set of attack vectors on VPNs. Læs mere