The Mullvad Blog

On the 14th of April, we were alerted that a vulnerability would be released today via https://mta.openssl.org/pipermail/openssl-announce/2020-April/000170.html. Read more

A new iOS version of the Mullvad VPN app should mean fewer disconnections. Read more

The official Mullvad VPN app is now available for iOS users! Pull out your iPhone and get it in the App Store. Read more

The Android beta version of the Mullvad VPN app is now available for download on Google Play Store. Read more

It’s been three years since we first started offering the chance to test a new VPN protocol called WireGuard with Mullvad. Yesterday evening, WireGuard’s first stable version was distributed with the release of Linux 5.6. Read more

You requested it, we added it. Here are the latest features in Android version of the Mullvad VPN app. Read more

All users (Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux) of Mullvad VPN app are urged to upgrade to the latest release. All versions older than 2020.3 are now unsupported. Read more

What could it be? Upgrade to the latest beta version of the Mullvad VPN app for Android to find out! Read more

The latest version of the Mullvad app resolves DNS leak vulnerabilities affecting users who have “Local network sharing” enabled on either Windows, macOS, or Linux. We strongly recommend all users to upgrade. Read more

If you have “Local network sharing” enabled in the latest Windows version of the app (2020.1), this can potentially cause a DNS leak. Here’s what you can do while we work on a bug fix. Read more