An excellent University of North Carolina video where Fred Stutzman discusses Facebook, Myspace, and social networks in general. The concepts of Social surveilance, weak vs. strong ties, and the effect of the “invisible audience”. The differences between social networks, and the effects of social networks on society in terms of privacy implications are discussed. Note: [...]
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Review: Drivecrypt Plus Pack v3.95, full disk encryption
February 10th, 2009
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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 [...]
Findnot.com free trial, is it for real?
June 7th, 2008
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I was looking at http://www.findnot.com its service looked good at first sight, lots of clear information, various proxy servers in many countries available, prices industry average and my favourite part was their new multiplatform OpenVPN service, most other privacy service I have come accross do not support Unix, SurfSolo from Securstar for example has emailed [...]
Making Paypal payments under a fake identity
June 7th, 2008
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This has been tested today, 7th June 2008, and have into account that with the time Paypal and banks do change their rules. 1- Last week on Sunday I opened a Paypal account using an anonymous proxy from the US (I live in Europe). 2- I bought something from a shop that only accepts Paypal [...]
Using tor and privoxy from command line
May 31st, 2008
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Some Linux distros include tor and Privoxy, but how do you start them exactly? You have to execute in the commnd line ‘tor’ & ‘privoxy’ and then to configure your browser to use the proxy: “localhost:8118″
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