When it comes to security, who can you trust?

Macworld
Jan 22, 2015, 1:33 pm648 pts
In previous columns, I’ve explained the chain of trust and the weak links in various methods of security. But reader Duane asked a few days ago, regarding my column on using VPNs to protect coffeeshop and other last-mile vulnerable connections, “How do you know the VPN operator isn’t stealing your info?” This…

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