After the sole developer of Incognito, arguably, the best Linux live CD for anonymous internet browsing, announced that he could not carry on with his work in the project, another anonymous live CD, Amnesia, decided to merge with Incognito Linux live CD, and hence, the (Amnesic) Incognito Live System was born. Version 0.5 of The [...]
Posts Tagged ‘internet privacy’
Review: Free speech webhosting NearlyFreeSpeech
January 29th, 2010
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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 [...]
Review: OpenPGP encryption software cGeep Pro v4.07a
December 21st, 2009
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By default email is insecure, there are many risks to email messages, unauthorized modification or viewing and sender impersonation of a message is something that Governments and crooks carry out on a daily basis. PGP/GnuPG encryption of emails provides confidentiality and allows for digitally signing a message giving the recipient a method of verifying the identity of the sender as well as making sure the message has not been tampered with. PGP/GnuPG [...]
Video: Is privacy a thing of the past?
November 9th, 2009
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A general look at World privacy, from Google maps to European biometric passwords, this video makes you think if privacy is an achievable target or a thing of the past that will never come back.
Review: Virtual Pritate Network for private internet surfing AceVPN
October 20th, 2009
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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, [...]
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