Linux Tails alternative Ipredia OS is a Fedora based Linux operating system for anonymous web browsing, email, chat and file sharing, unlike similar projects like Tails and Liberte Linux based on tor, Ipredia anonymity takes root around the I2P anonymous network, with websites and services only accessible through an i2p proxy tunnel. The distribution can be downloaded with the Gnome or LXDE desktop, I tested the LXDE version because it is best for a live CD since it is lightweight and it should load quicker, there is the option to install Ipredia OS in your hard drive and some people might prefer the Gnome desktop for that. The operating system includes all of the basic applications an average computer user needs. Anonymous operating system Ipredia OS Anonymous live CD Ipredia OS Visit Ipredia OS homepage
Comparison with Others - Whonix This page contains the comparisons of Whonix, Tails, Tor Browser and Qubes OS TorVM. If anything here is incorrect or becomes outdated feel free to edit this page or contact us, we'll correct as soon as possible. See also #Statement about Neutrality of this Page. Last update[edit] Network[edit] Stream Isolation[edit] Updates[edit] Hardware Serials[edit] Forensics[edit] Verifiable Builds[edit] Fingerprint[edit] Misc[edit] Flash / Browser Plugin Security[edit] Note: It is not recommended to install browser plugins such as Flash [96] when anonymity is the goal. For more information about Flash and Browser Plugins in Whonix, see also Browser Plugins. Circumventing Proxy Obedience Design[edit] Knowledge assumed: Comparison of different Whonix variants. Whonix protects against IP/location discovery through root exploits (Malware with root rights) on the Workstation [21]. Network Time related[edit] Different threat model, different implementation, different use cases, although some overlap. General[edit]
How to Get detailed info on people I DO NOT ENCOURAGE ANY ACTION(s) BASED UPON THIS INFORMATION IT IS EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY This also works with "How to get a free credit card" ================================================== == = How To Get DETAILED Information on ANYBODY = ================================================== == This is a publication form the dank vaults of DTS. First of all, the primary information that you need to get are the three primary information points that are easily available: 1] A first and last name. 2] An address. 3] A phone number. ================================================== == Its easy to get all this information from WWW.SWITCHBOARD.COM, just need a name and it will tell you the phone number and address of that person. ** The information there is about 1 1/2 years old, and it doesn't list people who are UNLISTED in the phonebook. With these three you can do several things. OPERATOR: "This is (your city) utilities department, how may I help you?" That is all there is to it.
start - netsec Anonymous Internet surfing with Liberté Linux Liberté Linux is a small (220MB) Gentoo based secure oriented distribution available as a live CD, live USB thumbdrive, installable or Open Virtualization Bundle (.ova) compatible with Virtualbox and VMWare. This operating system enables people to anonymously communicate with others via chat (Pidgin+OTR, XChat) or email and browse the Internet using tor, it supports new and old hardware, including 3G modems, Bluetooth and experimental UEFI booting. Openbox is the default window manager, from there you can configure your mouse, keybindings, timezone, etc. Liberté Linux Anonymous operating system Epiphany is the default browser, leaner than Firefox, it comes with HTML5 support, you shouldn’t need flash to view online videos in YouTube, the browser has been configured to surf the Internet through tor, including links to The Hidden Wiki, Wikileaks and Torcheck on the main page to get you started. Liberté Linux Florence virtual keyboard Visit Liberté Linux homepage
Defensive Technology If you are looking for basic technical information on how to protect the privacy of your data — whether it's on your own computer, on the wire, or in the hands of a third party — you've come to the right place. Although we hope you'll have the time to review all of the information in the SSD guide, if you're in a hurry to get to the technical details, this is where you can read articles that will explain: the basics of the relevant technologies, such as the Internet Basics and Encryption Basics articleshow to improve the security of different communication applications, such as your web browsers, email systems and IM clientshow to protect your privacy by using defensive technologies such as Secure Deletion software, File and Disk Encryption software, and virtual private networksthe overarching security threat posed by malware, how to evaluate that threat, and how to reduce it Just remember: technology changes quickly.
Part II: How to Be Anonymous Online (for Beginners) | AstroEngineer's Blog If you have significant reason to be concerned about your anonymity online, this installment will not be for you; please wait for the next installment. The methods described in this section are intended only for those who want to add a thin layer of anonymity on top of what they currently have (which is likely almost no anonymity). Off the Shelf Solutions There are quite a few excellent free and paid off the shelf solutions intended to protect your anonymity. And while each may offer a legitimate layer of protection, it is critical that you understand the risk you assume if you place all of your faith in the hands of a single entity. The following are some of the popular and common options: JonDonymTor Browser BundleSSH Tunnel (free/paid ssh tunnels)VPNOpen ProxiesXero Bank I’ll attempt to briefly describe each and their role in your protection. JonDonym JonDonym is a brilliant approach to solving much of the problem of anonymity and access. JonDonym is both a free and a paid service.
Guest Post: “The Ultimate Guide for Anonymous and Secure Internet Usage” Wednesday, April 11th, 2012 at 7:29 pm. another fine guest post by some random pastebin-using entity on the internet(s): This is a guide with which even a total noob can get high class security for his system and complete anonymity online. But its not only for noobs, it contains a lot of tips most people will find pretty helpfull. It is explained so detailed even the biggest noobs can do it^^ : Table of Contents: 1. By the time you are finished reading and implementing this guide, you will be able to securely and anonymously browse any website and to do so anonymously. In order to prepare this guide for you, I have used a computer that is running Windows Vista. I have written this guide to be as newbie friendly as possible. It is highly recommended that you close *ALL* applications running on your computer before starting. 1 : Obtaining Tor Browser The first step to becoming secure and anonymous online is to setup and install something called “TOR”. However, TOR by itself is not enough. 1.
Crypto-anarchism Described by Vernor Vinge, crypto-anarchy is more specifically anarcho-capitalist, employing cryptography to enable individuals to make consensual economic arrangements and to transcend national boundaries. Etymology[edit] The "crypto" in crypto-anarchism should not be confused with the use of the prefix "crypto-" to indicate an ideology or system with an intentionally concealed or obfuscated "true nature". For example, some would use the term "crypto-fascist" to describe an individual or organization that holds fascist views and subscribes to fascist doctrine but conceals their agenda so long as these doctrines remain socially unacceptable. However, Timothy C. Motives[edit] Also, the technical challenge in developing these cryptographic systems is tremendous, which interests some programmers into joining the projects. Cryptography and law[edit] Plausible deniability[edit] Crypto-anarchism relies heavily on plausible deniability to avoid censorship. Anonymous trading[edit] See also[edit]
How to Create a SSH Tunnel Through Your Seedbox IP (Proxy for Your Home PC) Faster torrents, high connectivity and seed-ability are notably the primary reasons why most of us opt to use a seedbox. Fair enough - but a seedbox (server) can be used to implement a variety of tasks that extend far beyond just torrenting. We’ll explain how you can run a SSH tunnel through your seedbox server, in order to use your seedbox’s IP address as a proxy on your local machine (home PC). And it works for most Internet apps that support SOCKS5 (web browser, IRC/MSN, even a home uTorrent client). Reasons/scenarios for how this can be applied • As a web proxy — You’ll be able to bypass any IP restrictions & firewalls, unblock certain websites, or torrent from college or work. What You’ll Need ** A seedbox server (VPS, dedi) that comes with shell (SSH) access. ** SSH client, such as PuTTY. For this demonstration we’ll be using a real server and it’s true IP address, so as to explain how[]1 to implement it through PuTTY and various webapps. Create Your SSH Tunnel 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Downloads BackTrack 5 comes in several flavours and architectures. The following page will help you choose the right version for you. Although registration is not required, we would certainly appreciate it – and it would also give us the opportunity to update you when there are important BackTrack updates or news. BackTrack 5 is OUTDATED and no longer supported – Downloads have been discontinued . Please check the KALI LINUX project instead. I’ve downloaded my BackTrack image, now what ? If you are unsure of what to do after you have downloaded your copy of BackTrack, we suggest you head on to our BackTrack Wiki which contains step by step instructions on how to get up and running with BackTrack. Need a real world penetration testing course? Perhaps you are an experienced penetration tester who needs to go a step further? We would like to thank the following for mirroring Back|Track
Course Review: Cracking the Perimeter by Offensive Security Cracking the Perimeter (CTP) is the latest course offered by the team at Offensive Security. The course teaches expert level penetration skills including advanced tactics in web exploitation, binary manipulation and exploitation, and networking attacks. Building on material in the earlier course, Pentesting with Backtrack (PWB – Read Review), this offering provides intermediate students with a learning platform that can be used to become advanced practitioners of certain exploit methodologies. This review will attempt to provide a high-level overview of the course and set expectations for students who may be considering it. Divided into a registration puzzle, five sections, and an exam, the course provides a more in-depth view of common web application exploits, binary analysis and backdoors, anti-virus evasion, techniques for exploitation using memory concepts, exploit writing, and network exploitation techniques. Category: Linn