The Mullvad Blog

In order to keep less data on our users we will remove support for refunds and account recovery with all cryptocurrency payments, starting next year. Read more

The experimental quantum-resistant tunnel support we posted about in July is now available on all our WireGuard servers! We also upgraded the protocol to allow even more secure key exchanges in the future. Read more

Update: Having reviewed the release notes for OpenSSL 3.0.7 we have determined it does not impact our infrastructure. We will continue to patch our servers routinely when it becomes available... Read more

Today we announce that we have added another obfuscation method, v2ray to some of our stbooted bridge servers. Read more

A security assessment of the Mullvad VPN apps has concluded that the app is well-architected from a security perspective. Some issues were found, and they have been fixed to the extent possible. Read more

An ongoing security audit of our app identified that Android leaks certain traffic, which VPN services cannot prevent. The audit report will go public soon. This post aims to dive into the finding, called MUL22-03. Read more

Mullvad has been working for years to make it possible for hardware - such as VPN servers to prove their trustworthiness to end-users. Read more

We are now available on Amazon in the following countries:Amazon USAmazon UKAmazon DEAmazon CAAmazon MXAmazon ITAmazon SEAmazon NLAmazon FRAmazon ESAmazon PLUpcoming countries: AU, JP, TR, BR Read more

We are now running our own self-hosted authoritative DNS servers which we have spread around the world for redundancy, trust and performance. Read more

In January 2022 we announced the first pair of VPN servers booted with our stboot bootloader, both located in Sweden. That was the start of our long running System Transparency project. Read more