ExpressVPN Completes 27 Security Audits as 2 New Privacy Products Pass Cure53 Review
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Updated · ZDNet · May 29
ExpressVPN Completes 27 Security Audits as 2 New Privacy Products Pass Cure53 Review
4 articles · Updated · ZDNet · May 29
ExpressVPN said its audit total has reached 27 after Cure53 reviewed source code for ExpressMailGuard and Identity Defender and found the new products fit for release.
Cure53 examined the services for security flaws, vulnerabilities and issues that could undermine ExpressVPN's broader security posture or no-logs claims.
The two products extend beyond the core VPN: ExpressMailGuard creates unlimited anonymous email aliases, while Identity Defender monitors public records, leaked data dumps and the dark web for U.S. users.
ExpressVPN now leads major VPN rivals by disclosed audit count, compared with Surfshark's seven, NordVPN's six and IPVanish's two, though ZDNET noted scope and transparency matter more than raw totals.
The report says independent, published audits remain one of the clearest ways for VPN providers to substantiate privacy and security claims in a market crowded with lightly vetted services.
With some audited VPNs still logging user data, are security audits just an expensive marketing illusion?
As quantum computers threaten all encryption, is your VPN's security promise already becoming obsolete?