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Feb
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How to stop DNS leakage while using a VPN

Author: Frank | Category: anonymous surfing


The DNS leakage problem explained
Whenever you type a domain name, your Internet browser contacts a DNS server and makes a DNS Query.
Most Virtual Private Network providers fail to mention that while your connexion is encrypted using a VPN there is a high chance that a DNS leak will occur and your ISP will still be [...]

Jan
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Review: Free speech webhosting NearlyFreeSpeech

Author: Frank | Category: webhosting


I have been with NearlyFreeSpeech webhosting for three years (not this blog) and this review is based on that experience. The fact that I have been with them for so long already indicates that I am happy with their services, although there isn’t too much competition in the free speech webhosting field and that also [...]

Jan
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Freebie: Free full version East-Tec Eraser 2009

Author: Frank | Category: other


I came accross this offer at Softpedia today and I thought about sharing it with all of you. Valid until 31st January 2010, you can download a free full licensed version of East-Tec Eraser 2009.
I just downloaded and registered it and so far so good, it works fine with Windows Vista 64 bit. East-Tec Eraser [...]

Dec
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Secret FBI subpoena demanding IP Addresses of all visitors to Indymedia.us

Author: Frank | Category: webhosting


It is only now that the subpoena has been fought off successfully in court that it can be know how the FBI attempted to get all the IP addresses of people visiting Indymedia.us, an independent news website. The subpoena also imposed a gag order and demanded the recipient’s silence under threat of being prosecuted for [...]

Nov
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The NSA worked on Windows 7 before its release

Author: Frank | Category: other


The recent testimony of Richard Schaefer’s  to the Senate Judiciary’s Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security reveals that the NSA tinkered with Windows 7 before its release, it looks like one of the biggest voyeur agencies in the World is not missing a single opportunity to get its filthy pawns all over people’s operating system.
Richard [...]

Oct
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Review: Virtual Pritate Network for private internet surfing AceVPN

Author: Frank | Category: anonymous surfing


I have been using AceVPN for three months now and this review is based on this length of time. Before getting into a Virtual Private Network for anonymous internet surfing purposes, you should understand that a VPN will make it more difficult for TLA agencies such as the CiA and Mi5 to spy on you, [...]

Jul
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Review: Full disk encryption DiskCryptor v0.7.435.90

Author: Frank | Category: encryption


Most of you will have heard of Truecrypt, a free an open source hard disk encryption product, there are only another free and open source software for full disk encryption in Windows that I am aware of, DiskCryptor. You can download a 32bit or 64bit version of Diskcryptor depending on your OS.
I tested DiskCryptor using [...]

Jun
15

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Review: Private internet surfing SSH tunneling Cotse

Author: Frank | Category: anonymous surfing


I have been using Cotse for private internet surfing for over a year and I think this is an accurate review of Cotse based on that. This privacy provider also gives you access to private email, IRC Chat via web interface, web based remailer, SSH tunneling and webhosting.
The first thing to understand is that Cotse [...]

May
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Video: Surveillance Privacy Protection

Author: Frank | Category: other


Computer scientist Samson Cheung of the University of Kentucky creates programs that can manipulate video surveillance all the way down to the pixel level.
You can watch in this video how the technology exists to avoid intrusive CCTV from recording people who do not wish to be on camera. The only problem I see with this [...]

Apr
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Video: Crash course in full disk encryption

Author: Frank | Category: encryption


This video is a talk held in December 2008 at the 25th Chaos Communication Congress, under the title Nothing to hide.
It is a crash course in full disk encryption concepts, products and implementation aspects. An overview of both commercial and open-source offerings for Windows, Linux, and MacOS X is given. A  programmer’s  look at the [...]

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