Is Malwarebytes Privacy VPN safe after the audit?

Yes, mostly — crits mostly fixed, no logs found, strong controls. Monitor fixes completion.

What were the critical vulnerabilities in Malwarebytes VPN audit?

Unsigned Debian image checksums (CVSS 9.4, fixed) and insecure PXE booting (9.3, in progress). Server provisioning risks.

Does Malwarebytes VPN really have no logs?

Auditors saw no evidence, confirming claims alongside tight access.

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Malwarebytes VPN Audit Exposes Critical Flaws — But Fixes Are Flying

Your VPN choice just got a reality check. Malwarebytes Privacy VPN's first audit uncovered serious server setup risks, but swift fixes show they're serious about privacy.

Threat Digest Apr 03, 2026 4 min read 41 views

Malwarebytes Privacy VPN third-party audit report highlighting critical issues and fixes

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Malwarebytes Privacy VPN audit found 2 critical, 0 high vulns; most already fixed. 𝕏
No logging evidence, strong security posture vs. peers. 𝕏
Swift patches position it as budget-friendly audited option amid $50B VPN market. 𝕏

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