Krishi Chowdhary
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Krishi Chowdhary specializes in digital privacy, cybersecurity, and consumer technology. With more than five years of experience, he has written extensively on online privacy tools, including VPNs, password managers, and identity theft protection, as well as broader cybersecurity topics such as online scams, data breaches, age verification, and emerging digital threats.
At All About Cookies, Krishi focuses on staying ahead of industry trends, translating fast-moving developments into clear, actionable insights for everyday readers. He believes technology reporting should empower readers, not confuse them, and is committed to making even the most technical subjects easy to understand without compromising on accuracy or depth.
His work has appeared in leading technology publications, including CNET, ExpressVPN, and TechRadar, where he has covered everything from cybersecurity incidents and privacy product announcements to artificial intelligence and major technology industry news.
- CNET
- ExpressVPN
- TechRadar
- Online Privacy
- Data Security
- Identity Theft
- VPNs
- SDJ International College
Krishi's Latest Articles
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Every Way Your Car Is Already Spying on You
Powered by privacy-invasive tech, modern cars can collect everything from your location to biometrics. Here's what they track, who they share it with, and how to stay safe.
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Will the U.S. Follow the EU’s Lead on Driver-Monitoring Cameras?
Driver-monitoring cameras are now mandatory in the EU. Here's what the U.S. is planning and how your driving data is already being collected.
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Your Next Apple Crash Report Could Be Stealing Your Mac Passwords
CrashStealer disguises itself as Apple's Crash Reporter, steals passwords, crypto wallets, and browser data, and can automatically relaunch every time your Mac starts.
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Microsoft Just Admitted Windows Has a Hidden Tracker You Can't Turn Off
A federal complaint has revealed Microsoft's hidden GDID tracker, a persistent Windows identifier that survives updates and can tie your online activity back to your device.
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1 Million Puerto Rican Social Security Numbers Were Exposed, but the Government Denies It
Puerto Rico quietly patched the security flaw but continues to deny that a data breach occurred, leaving citizens vulnerable to tax fraud, identity theft, and phishing attacks.
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6.99 Million Americans Just Had Their Driver’s License Number Exposed. Here’s What To Do if You’re Affected
The breach exposed driver's license numbers, insurance records, vehicle details, and contact information, increasing the risk of identity theft, fraud, and phishing attacks.
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How AI Cameras Are Creating A Dystopian Surveillance Nation In The U.S.
Flock Safety's AI-powered cameras monitor millions of Americans every day, but growing concerns over surveillance and data sharing are fueling nationwide pushback.
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2 Million Devices Were Turned Into Hacking Tools Without Owners Knowing. Here’s How To Check if Yours Was Affected
The residential proxy network routed malicious traffic through millions of compromised home devices. Here's how to identify the warning signs and protect yourself.
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All Cars Sold in the EU Now Require a Camera Aimed at Your Face. It’s Still Not Clear Where That Data Goes
The new ADDW rules are designed to reduce road accidents by detecting distracted drivers, but gaps in the regulations have raised concerns over the privacy of driver data.
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Microsoft Didn’t Announce It, but Windows 10 Just Got Another Year of Free Security Updates
Microsoft quietly pushed back its Windows 10 ESU deadline by another year, giving eligible users more time to stay protected before upgrading to Windows 11.
