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Secure your browser to avoid British police hacking

February 28th, 2009 2 Comments

British police is now allowed to hack into personal computers without a warrant. Be very careful not to piss off your local police officer because he/she may go fishing into your computer to try and find out if you have paid your taxes this year or if your cat vaccines are up to date. In [...]

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Video: No2ID, stop the UK database state now

February 19th, 2009 5 Comments

After rejecting the plans five times, the House of Lords finally dropped its resistance to fingerprint and take mugshots of everyone on the island. Compulsory ID cards? Of course not! You will not be required to use an ID card unless you wish to work, use the banking or health system, travel or receive benefits. [...]

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Review: Drivecrypt Plus Pack v3.95, full disk encryption

February 10th, 2009 4 Comments

Review last updated on 01st April 2009 Some people out there are antagonistic to encryption software that is not open source and can not be reviewed for backdoors. Drivecrypt Plus Pack is one such propietary encryption product. There maybe some reason why you may want to use it, for example some special feature of compatibility [...]

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Mi5 Spy chief Jonathan Evans, Britain’s buffoon

February 3rd, 2009 Comments Off

Jonathan Evans the director general of Mi5 since 2007 said recently in an interview that online phone calls are enabling terrorists to communicate with less risk and that online phone calls pose a risk to national security. Instead of admitting that the UK government plans to log every phone call, internet use and email is [...]

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Secure your browser to avoid British police hacking

Video: No2ID, stop the UK database state now

Review: Drivecrypt Plus Pack v3.95, full disk encryption

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