Mullvads blogg

The Internet is not a homogeneous entity providing equal access for everybody; it is a tiered service. The so-called Tier 1 providers “at the top” exchange traffic with each other for free, while “everyone else has to pay” to reach all destinations, the so called transit service. Les mer

Wow, what a year it’s been! The one that closed out our first decade and began a new one. Here’s what we remember most fondly from 2019: Les mer

The latest version of the Mullvad VPN app finally brings WireGuard to Windows users. Les mer

A recent vulnerability affecting Linux and *nix systems can compromise VPN tunnel security. If you are using the Mullvad app with default settings, you are not affected. No action is necessary. Les mer

We’ve addressed a number of bugs in the newest beta version of the Mullvad VPN app for Android. Les mer

Update: It now takes a few seconds to propagate new WireGuard® keys and internal static IP-addresses to all servers. Les mer

When does a security incident of a VPN provider warrant public disclosure? Les mer

Change the app’s language yourself in the latest version of the Mullvad VPN app which also comes with a resolved issue that has affected many Windows users. Les mer

Although the Android version is not yet ready for its first stable release, this beta version (2019.9-beta1) is an improvement over the previous one. Les mer

In the latest Mullvad App (Linux, macOS and Android beta) you can manually rotate WireGuard keys and internal static IP-addresses. Keep in mind: The rotation can take up to two minutes before it propagates to all servers. Les mer