Ezequiel Bruni
Ezequiel Bruni is a writer at All About Cookies, where he covers web hosting, web building, and domains. With more than 12 years of professional experience writing and editing about web design, privacy rights, and open-source software, he brings both technical depth and consumer-focused clarity to subjects that can easily lose non-expert readers.
At AAC, Ezequiel has authored hands-on reviews, comparisons, and buyer's guides across the web hosting vertical, from cloud and dedicated servers to game server hosting. In addition to building websites and testing web hosting services, he leverages his experience to craft helpful how-to guides for non-technical readers. He tests on PC and Android devices, and specializes in Linux.
Outside of AAC, Ezequiel’s work reflects a broader commitment to making digital security accessible: he's written extensively about end-to-end encryption, privacy tools, and the ways online safety intersects with everyday technology use, including video games.
His work has appeared in Web Designer Depot, Website Planet, and numerous cybersecurity publications covering consumer reviews, beginner’s guides, and informational articles. He has also contributed to gaming and security content for VPN providers such as ExpressVPN, CyberGhost, and Private Internet Access. Ezequiel has also been an active contributor to open-source projects like Rocky Linux.
- Web Designer Depot
- Website Planet
- Web Hosting
- Web Building
- Domains
- Self-taught
- Mac or PC: PC, Linux
- Android or iPhone: Android
Ezequiel's Latest Articles
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The Best Free VPNs for Linux 2026
Most free VPNs are junk. Here are four free VPNs for Linux worth installing, with open-source apps, audited no-logs policies, and support for Ubuntu, Mint, and Arch, among them.
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The Best VPNs for Linux 2026
Finding secure open source client apps to install on your open source operating system can be tough. Here are the best VPNs for Linux, based on performance, price, and compatibility.