INSIGHTS
EVPN Insights
Technical writing on what VPNs can protect, where they fail, and how private networking should be designed.
KILL SWITCH
Why a VPN kill switch should fail closed
Fail-open versus fail-closed network controls — and why “protection enabled” should mean traffic does not silently escape when a tunnel drops.
August 2, 2026
DNS
DNS leaks explained: why VPN DNS matters
How DNS queries escape tunnels, what private resolvers change, and why “connected” is not enough if name resolution still leaves the protected path.
July 26, 2026
WIREGUARD
WireGuard, OpenVPN and IKEv2: the real trade-offs
A practical comparison of modern VPN transports — handshake cost, roaming, complexity and when “older” protocols still matter.
July 18, 2026
THREAT MODEL
What a VPN can — and cannot — protect
A clear threat-model view of VPN protections and the limits people often overlook — without marketing exaggeration.
July 10, 2026