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The security of your data depends on you, both in the sense of using security procedures and in using them correctly and constantly. Note that data includes text, number (data) files, and programs.

Note: Problem in Debian Linux, and other Linuxes derived from Debian (e.g. Ubuntu, Knoppix).


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Protecting your e-mail address

Strange Attraction's ToC

  • The Onion Router – Provides anonymous Internet access
  • How to use encryption with the Thunderbird email program on Windows
  • How to Set Up GPG for Use with Apple's Mail Program


Speaker spoke:

PGP 6.0.2i for Windows 95, 98 & NT is available at < ftp://ftp.pgpi.org/pub/pgp/6.0/6.0.2i/PGPfreeware602i.exe >. The file size is 6,699 Kilobytes.

I think that this would be your best free version as it is the only only one that includes PGPDisk.

It sounds like you need PGPDisk more that the basic PGP application that encrypts single files or your e-mail.

PGPDisk makes larger files (you pick the size) on your hard disk that are encrypted with your passphrase and contain any files that you want to put in them. They behave just like removable disks when opened and mounted on the desktop. I use one for my files on my PowerBook and another for my library. You can make them just about any size. Use a 1.4 megabyte one for floppy backup and a 695 megabyte one for backing up to a CD-ROM. For my ZIP drive I make the PGPDisk 94 megabytes in size.

To backup the working files in the PGPDisk on my hard drive, I just copy the PGPDisk file onto the backup disk for offsite storage. I also copy the PGPDisk application onto the CD-ROM along with the encrypted file, just for insurance.

Guerrilla Mail

  • provides disposable e-mail addresses which expire after 15 Minutes...read/reply within the time frame.

AnonymousSpeech (Japan related)

  • Anonymous IP
  • SSL Encryption
  • Offshore Server
  • cost ?
  • anonymous shared hosting, Malaysia, PHP & MySQL database, CPanel® Control Panel
  • $50/month

The Cloak

  • HTTP and HTTPS anonymous proxy: hide your identity from the sites you visit
  • Encrypted connection: hide your surfing from local snooping
  • Remote cookies: keep cookies at our site, and delete them after each session
  • User configurable content filtration: selectively remove Javascript, Java, and active content
  • FREE anonymous browsing ... just read our terms, privacy policy, and abuse policy and start surfing
  • Need more bandwidth than the free service provides? Check out our pay service.

Be Hidden

  • Register: bandwidth, security features, unlimited access to Anonymous Emailer, $9.99+
  • Our Security Features:
    • Allows control over JavaScript
    • Disables or intercepts cookies
    • Option for SSL encrypting all of your web traffic
    • Encrypts all URLs, including URLs of images, Style Sheets, _,JavaScript files, multimedia, and more.
    • Hides website names from your browser’s history
    • Disables browser caching
    • Manage your own private bookmarks

snarfed.org

  • "...blog about protecting your privacy when shopping on the Internet and what type of disposable credit or debit cards to use and how they work. Not all-disposable credit cards are made equally as some card programs will protect you better than others will. There is a lot of information here on this blog about privacy issues and there is a little something on here for everyone."

/the privacy blog/

  • Blogging, Email Security, Fiction, Financial Institutions
  • First Amendment, Free Speech, Identity Theft, Innovation
  • International, Internet, Legislation, Litigation
  • National Security, Online Privacy, Personal Privacy
  • Phishing/Pharming, Proxy, Security Breaches, Social Networking
  • Spyware and Malware, Surveillance, Virus and Trojans
  • Voting, Wi-Fi, Work Issues
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