June 2021 - We started adding DNS content blocking to our apps, with the lists updated frequently and available here.February 2021 – We released an audited, beta version of a public DNS service.December 2020 – No personally identifiable information (PII) or privacy leaks were found during the first independent security audit of our infrastructure.June 2020 – All five platform versions of our VPN app underwent a thorough external security audit.
October 2019 – We added Malwarebytes as yet another partner using our server network.August 2019 – We succeed in porting open-source firmware to an off-the-shelf server, a first in history and getting us one step closer to our vision of System Transparency.July 2019 – Mozilla partnered with us to utilise our global network of VPN servers for its own VPN application.June 2019 – Our new project on System Transparency was revealed, and we called upon our community to develop and encourage transparent systems.September 2018 – The independent audit on our VPN app was completed.December 2017 – We introduced a post-quantum secure VPN tunnel.March 2017 – Our users were able to start using WireGuard.
September 2014 – We launched IPv6 support. September 2014 – We demonstrated that OpenVPN is vulnerable to Shellshock, resulting in admin access, and warn our competitors before general disclosure. April 2014 – We swiftly assessed and mitigated the Heartbleed vulnerability and then proved our hypothesis of its critical impact on OpenVPN. September 2010 – Customers could start paying in cash!. July 2010 – We started accepting Bitcoin payments. March 2009 – The Mullvad VPN service launches!. These are just a few of the milestones we’re particularly proud of: 2009 Steph, Maria, Jan Jonsson For the history buffs Rui hildt, Grégoire Détrez, Victor Johansson, Albin, Douglas Afzelius, Hank, Michal Petrucha, Robin Lövgren, Simon Andersson, Linus, Richard Mitra, Sanny Mitra, Odd, Andrej Mihajlov, Alexanderīusck, Stefan, David Lönnhager, Oskar Nyberg, Joshua Björkäng, Eric Pütter, Emil Pütter, Matilda, Mullvad VPN AB and its parent company Amagicom AB are 100% owned by founders Fredrik Strömberg andĭaniel Berntsson who are actively involved in the company. “back to mother” in the context of slavery – and the abbreviation for communication. The name Amagicom isĭerived from the Sumerian word ama-gi – the oldest word for “freedom” or, literally, Mullvad VPN AB is owned by parent company Amagicom AB.
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