Linux users can now secure their data with this leading VPN
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One of the best VPN services on the market has just expanded its software architecture to meet the security needs of even more internet users.
Atlas VPN now supports Linux operating systems, and with the update, the NordVPN provider covers all major operating systems, including Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and even Amazon Fire TV.
Despite currently only being available to Ubuntu users, the company has expressed its commitment to roll out additional support for other Linux distributions in the near future.
✨GOOD NEWS!✨Atlas VPN is now available for the #Linux 🐧 operating system. Our newly introduced VPN for Linux comes with the state-of-the-art WireGuard protocol and our unique SafeSwap and Multihop servers. Try Atlas VPN on Linux for extra #privacy online!🙌 pic.twitter.com/BUjxJGBi8rSeptember 12, 2022
Linux users enjoy better protection
Despite Linux being one of the most secure operating systems out there, its users are still at risk from invasive practices such as government surveillance, censorship, and snooping.
“VPN can help Linux users protect their personal information from unwanted tracking and interception by third parties by encrypting their online traffic and adding a layer of security between their Linux computer and the Internet,” said Ruta Cizinauskaite, Atlas VPN’s PR Manager .
In addition, Linux users can now take advantage of all the features Atlas VPN has to offer.
Atlas VPN supports the modern WireGuard protocol, which offers much faster connection speeds than OpenVPN while maintaining excellent privacy.
As for servers, the Atlas SafeSwap network allows it to have many rotating IP addresses without users having to switch servers all the time. At the same time, users can have their connection route through multiple server locations for additional anonymity and layers of encryption, thanks to the MultiHop feature.
More security features are also coming. These include a kill switch option that can prevent data leaks even if your VPN connection could drop.
How to install Atlas VPN on Linux
As for other devices, setting up Atlas VPN on Linux is very easy. You just need to follow these quick steps which we explain below:
- Go to the Altas VPN website (opens in new tab) until subscribe and create an account;
- Download the Atlas repository pack on your device;
- Open the terminal and enter . from: sudo dpkg -i {/path/to/}atlasvpn-repo.deb && sudo apt update
- Enter the last bit of code to install Atlas VPN: sudo apt install atlasvpn
- You are now ready to log in to your account to connect your Atlas VPN and enjoy better online privacy!