The VikingVPN Warrant Canary Statement - March and April 2018
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VikingVPN Warrant Canary -- January 2018
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February 1st 2018
VikingVPN Warrant Canary -- December 2017
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December 15th 2017
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> read moreVikingVPN Warrant Canary -- September 2017
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October 3rd 2017
Widespread Level 3 Outage Disrupting Services
We are currently investigating a widespread level 3 outage in the US causing high latency and packet loss to many services across our VPN network. Level 3 is a major network carrier for the backbone of the internet, and much of the Internet's general traffic goes through Level 3.
This outage represents an internet-wide issue is not directly related to VikingVPN's network.
A map of the current situation is below:

August 2017 Security Maintenance
All servers in the VikingVPN network will be issued a rolling restart to enable routine security updates.
If you are disconnected from the VPN network during this time, you will be able to reconnect to the same location in approximately thirty seconds, or a different location immediately.
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Chicago Cluster Rolling Restart
We are issuing a rolling restart to all servers in the Chicago cluster while investigating a performance-related issue being reported by Chicago customers. During this time, customers may be dropped from the network when their server in the cluster is restarted. You will be able to immediately reconnect to the service in Chicago and continue using your VPN service.
We take reports of unusual speed drops seriously and work hard to keep things run as fast, safe, and secure as possible.
Thank you.
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July Server Maintenance
We will be restarting all server clusters over the hour to issue routine security and network updates.
During this time, service may be interrupted for up to 60 seconds at a particular location that we are working on.
You will be able to immediately reconnect to a different location, or can reconnect to the same location after a full minute has elapsed.> read more