How Durev VPN steals independent research articles to advertise their service

An author on Habr has accused the commercial service Durev VPN of misappropriating independent research findings. According to the post, the company uses researchers' content to create promotional materials and market their paid VPN service on YouTube without the authors' consent. The author highlights that their free research, intended to inform the community, has been turned into a marketing sales funnel tool. This incident raises ethical questions regarding internet marketing and intellectual property protection within the cybersecurity field. Such actions have caused concern among independent experts, whose work may be exploited to mislead users or engage in unfair competition. The author urges the community to pay attention to these practices and protect their research from unauthorized commercial use.
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