SAN JOSE — Network professionals will be able to more easily set up and configure Linux-based virtual private networks (VPN) in branch offices with software, services and hardware from OpenReach Inc.

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Linux is open-source, with a global community of developers constantly reviewing code and fixing vulnerabilities, one of the main reasons it’s considered so secure. But is it completely bulletproof?

I've been using VPNs, or virtual private networks, for over a decade now. A VPN encrypts your internet connection, masking your public IP address so that apps and websites view your web traffic as ...