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To develop an open security toolkit for journalists, allowing them to avoid digital surveillance by governments and other groups Summary: With world press freedom in decline for the past decade, journalists and their sources are often threatened by governments, criminal organizations and others who monitor their mobile and online communication to see who is talking to the press. To help protect reporters and their sources, the Tor Project will use its vast network of volunteers to create a toolkit for journalists. The kit will include Tor Project’s existing secure web browser and anonymous upload utility, along new tools and training videos.
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How SOPA's 'circumvention' ban could put a target on Tor | Privacy Inc.
A little-noticed section of the Stop Online Piracy Act could make it illegal to distribute Tor and other software that can "circumvent" attempts by the U.S. government to block pirate Web sites. The controversial Hollywood-backed copyright bill allows injunctions to be filed against "any" person, nonprofit organization, or company that distributes a "product or service" that can be used to circumvent or bypass blockades erected against alleged pirate Web sites such as ThePirateBay.org. The U.S. government-funded Tor Project could be a target of SOPA's anti-circumvention section.
The internet is a scary place, and if you're like me, you don't want anyone tracking you or learning your search habits. It's a blatant invasion of privacy for companies to do this, but at least we have methods of fighting back—one of which is Tor . Tor stands for T he O nion R outer.
How to Become Anonymous on the Internet Using Tor
[tor-talk] Better TBB about:config settings(?); re: browsing and loading speed, etc.
John Crimby jcrimby at yahoo.com Sat Sep 10 01:39:08 UTC 2011 Hello, I just made a new trac ticket for this topic. In case this e-mail does not appear properly formatted on TorTalk list, the trac ticket can be found here: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/3978 I have been testing the following about:config settings (specific to Firefox 6) for a couple of weeks.
Peace and Conflict Monitor, Tor, Anonymity, and the Arab Spring: An Interview with Jacob Appelbaum
The recent revolution in Egypt that ended the autocratic presidency of Hosni Mubarak was a modern example of successful nonviolent resistance. Social Media technologies provided a useful tool for the young activist to orchestrate this revolution. However the repressive Mubarak regime prosecuted many activists and censored a number of websites. This made their activities precarious, making it necessary for activists to hide their identity on the Internet.
Tor Browser Bundle Version 2.3.25-5 - Windows 8, 7, Vista, and XP Everything you need to safely browse the Internet. This package requires no installation.
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The Tor community of software and services aims to make your Internet experience safer and better. The Tor Browser Bundle contains everything you need to safely browse the Internet. This package requires no installation. Just extract it and run. Arm is a terminal status monitor for Tor, intended for command-line aficionados and ssh connections. This functions much like top does for system usage, providing real time information on Tor's resource utilization and state.