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Are you one those people that hide your Internet activity by using anonymous proxies or an anonymous hidden secret VPN solution?
Think you are truly secure and obscure? Think again..
A web proxy service has come under fire after a federal indictment revealed that the company cooperated with U.S. authorities in their investigation into the hacking of SonyPictures.com.
HideMyAss.com, a VPN service that encrypts one's traffic to enable users to surf the web anonymously, was ordered by a U.K. judge, at the request of FBI agents, to release log information about an Arizona man who was arrested Thursday for his role in the Sony intrusion.
SC Magazine article
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