I recently interviewed Dave Peck, Co-Founder of Seattle-based Cloak. Designed for Macs, iPads, and iPhones, Cloak keeps you safe when you use public Wi-Fi networks in coffee shops, airports, hotels and conferences. It does this by creating an encrypted VPN connection between your device and and an Amazon EC2 instance run and managed by Cloak. The instance is dynamically chosen (using a technique that Dave described as "ping racing") to minimize latency.
Here's the interview:
Dave also talks about the false sense of security afforded by certain sites that make use of HTTPS only intermittently, and about how his product can be set up in one minute.
Cloak runs in all of the public AWS regions and they will automatically support new regions as they come online.
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Good thing I'd been working days and nights for the week. I could pass it off as sleep deprivation. 
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