MyDataSecurity Review 2026

During our deep-dive audit of MyDataSecurity, the service runs a 200-node network across 35 countries using AES-256-GCM encryption with SHA-256 data integrity verification on both OpenVPN and IKEv2/IPsec connections. The company declares a strict no-logs policy covering IP addresses, DNS queries, connection timestamps, and session durations. Servers are hosted in co-location facilities under terms that prohibit the hosting provider from accessing VPN traffic data. The kill switch implementation operates at the network adapter level, disabling the physical network interface if the VPN tunnel drops — preventing the OS from falling back to a direct connection.

The DNS Leak Protection on MyDataSecurity forces all DNS resolution exclusively through the encrypted tunnel, overriding OS-level DNS settings and preventing the WebRTC-based IP leaks that affect browser-level implementations. This is enforced via a local DNS proxy running on 127.0.0.1 that intercepts all resolver queries and forwards them through the VPN-side DNS server, ensuring that even applications with hardcoded DNS servers (such as some streaming apps that bypass system DNS) cannot leak your real location.