By recoding its Lightway protocol in Rust, ExpressVPN claims it has beefed up its speed, security and performance.

ExpressVPN has continued its commitment to privacy and security with the re-release of its Lightway protocol in Rust, a modern programming language. The proprietary protocol has been reimplemented for enhanced performance and security within Rust's modern coding language.

ExpressVPN has announced a major change to its Lightway protocol, recoding the protocol from C to Rust in a bid to revolutionize the VPN industry and create a "more secure and high-performing" Lightway for users.

ExpressVPN announced today that it has transitioned its Lightway VPN protocol to the more secure Rust programming language.

ExpressVPN is rolling out major upgrades to its Lightway protocol that are set to make it “more secure, better performing, and designed for more efficient improvements” in the future. On Monday, the service announced that it will reimplement Lightway in the modern Rust coding language.

ExpressVPN's VPN router now promises to be faster, more private, and more secure. Here's all you need to know about the AircoveOS v5 update.

A huge update to ExpressVPN's Aircove router sees it double its speeds and adopt new privacy features and security standards.