Silvia Iacovcich

Silvia Iacovcich

Contributing Writer

Silvia Iacovcich is a tech journalist with over five years of experience in the field, including AI, cybersecurity, and fintech. She has written for various publications focusing on the evolving regulatory landscape of AI, digital behavior, web3, and blockchain, as well as social media privacy and security regulations.

Silvia is fluent in Italian, French, Spanish, and Portuguese, and also knows a little Russian. Outside of work, she reads a lot (not just tech books, although many are) and enjoys hiking, running, and trying new types of beers.

Articles by: Silvia Iacovcich

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A Deal with the Devil? Free VPNs still widespread across the UK

By Silvia Iacovcich published

A survey conducted by NordVPN reveals that 12% of British VPN users rely on free VPN services, underestimating associated risks.

NordVPN on a mobile phone

NordVPN’s new tool protects you from the 'session hijacking' vulnerability you never knew you had

By Silvia Iacovcich published

NordVPN has released a new hijacked session alert feature within its Threat Protection Pro to combat increasing session hijacking threats.

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Surfshark boosts its antivirus offering with a revamped interface and full ARM support

By Silvia Iacovcich published

Surfshark has revamped its antivirus software with a new, refreshed interface and full support for ARM devices, in a major move to boost accessibility and transparency of its premium bundle

Artist KingMurals working on a Surfshark-teamed graffiti in Shoreditch, London

Surfshark sent a graffiti artist to Shoreditch to teach you about the absurd simplicity of VPNs

By Silvia Iacovcich published

This Surfshark's live exclusive initiative encouraged Londoners to consider VPNs not just as a tech tool, but as a lifestyle choice – without unnecessary complications.

Surfshark

Surfshark makes waves with 70% faster speeds thanks to new FastTrack feature

By Silvia Iacovcich published

Surfshark’s FastTrack is currently available for better VPN connectivity in Seattle, Sydney, and Vancouver on macOS, with the VPN service provider confirming plans to expand further.

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It’s ‘everywhere’ – Mozilla ramps up access with VPN now available on all Linux distros

By Silvia Iacovcich published

Mozilla VPN is now available on all Linux distributions, as the service expands its availability from Debian-based setups to a wider range that includes Fedora and Arch.

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