Someone I know said that he read that the project was creating a
replacement for TrueCrypt. Can anyone verify this as accurate or not? If
it is accurate, how far along is the work and where can I find more
information?
This is the first I've heard about it.
(So unless it's a random remark some
I want to organise a few texts into a minimalistic website. Something
slim and fast ready to run well from an .onion. [...]
Perhaps APAF (Anonymous Python Application Framework) might fit your needs.
http://apaf.readthedocs.org/en/latest/index.html
http://logioshermes.org/home/projects-technolo
Is there a Tor Project sanctioned method to "torify"
applications on Windows?
On systems such as Linux there are wrappers like torify
and torsocks. Windows does have some functional pseudo
equivalents like FreeCap and other proprietary/closed
applications.
I am wondering if anyone has worked on
Have any really simple and intuitive videos or articles been created you
guys know of? Something like online anonymity for dummies?
Here's a start:
https://cryptoparty.org/wiki/The_CryptoParty_Handbook
https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/whitepapers/encryption-works-how-protect-your-privacy-age
SNIP
Also, what is Microsoft Time of Day?
So there are these servers on the internet whose job is to report the
current time of day. They are called time servers. They are very
useful if you have a network of computers and you'd like them all to
be set to the same time. Anyway, Windows can
On 7/4/13 8:34 PM, reqrypt wrote:> Hi all,
>
> I thought I'd introduce an experimental mini-project of mine:
> TorWall (Tor fireWall) - transparent Tor for Windows. [...]
TorWall is interesting. It's WinDivert uses Windows Filtering Platform
(WFP), the right technology on Windows for this sort o
>>> "Could a printer or another software that I have check for updates or
>>> something like that and reveal information about me or my machine?"
[...]
Modern versions of Windows uses the Windows Update mechanism, behind the
scenes, to update a systems' root certs. In the middle of browsing with
On the contrary, Microsoft has the capability to survey all Windows-powered TOR
nodes and make a complete table of who is hosting what.
As Tor's usability increases, it will attract more users, which will increase
the possible sources and destinations of each communication, thus increasing
sec
BSD is great, but its does not have the same level of hardware support as
Linux.
That's correct, BSD has less buggy, fuller and faster support of some hardware
than Linux ;) If you've got rare, fad, small, mobile or closed hardware, expect
to have to read the hardware list of many OS before choo
A few minutes ago, I wrote:
BTW, UEFI-based systems have a full IPv4/IPV6 network stack, with PXE
remote boot and WS-Management remote admin/control, and tools like Perl
and Telnet baked-in, so make sure your firmware isn't spewing packets
before Linux and Tor loads. :-)
I've already received
Seattle-area subscribers, please note the presentations from Damian
Johnson and Lee Colleton at upcoming TA3M Seattle, last part of below
message. Hope to see you there!
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Subject: [announce] TA3M-Seattle #3, Mon 11/18
Date: Mon, 11 Nov 2013 11:50:38 -0800
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>> I'm wondering if, within anonymity community, the trusted computing
>> technologies hasn't been evaluated properly for the values that it could
>> be provide in terms of operating system and application integrity.
>
> +1
>
> Pond uses the TPM.
StrongSwan and FreeRadius use TCG's TNC.
Both TPM
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