The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy
Thanks to The Register; here’s The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy If you’re just an average user concerned about your privacy Use Tor when browsing. You don’t have to use Tor […]
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Thanks to The Register; here’s The Edward Snowden guide to practical privacy If you’re just an average user concerned about your privacy Use Tor when browsing. You don’t have to use Tor […]
This was a fantastic campaign that began yesterday (a year after the Snowden NSA leaks), from Fight for the Future, to encourage the users of the web to step up their security. […]
2 interesting articles from the MIT Technology Review: Engineers Plan a Fully Encrypted Internet. Online Anonymity in a Box, for $49. MIT added to news feed :o)
Here’s a list of firefox (you are using firefox arn’t you?) plugins, that were shared on Reddit, to help keep your browsing more secure and anonymous. I already used a few of […]
OK I’m intrigued, here’s the idea User>>Lahana VPN>>Tor>>Website, thanks to Hacker 10 Lahana is a set of scripts that can quickly create a VPN on Amazon EC2 cloud servers using Linux instances […]
TechCrunch: MIT Students Show How To 3D Print Your Own Non-Duplicatable Keys For Easy Breaking And Entering. This is both interesting and scary. The key (with lock) has long been considered the […]
I can’t believe it took me so long to find GreaseMonkey, from Greasepot: Greasemonkey is a user script manager. It is an extension for the Firefox web browser. So what does it […]