Collaborate Disseminate
I performed some research on filesharing and anonimity, but it turns out anything I read is not about what I need.
Most articles and forums recommend not to use services like Google Drive or Dropbox, as they don’t run on opensource code s… Continue reading TAILS anonymous filesharing
Would this approach be appropriate?
I am considering using lightvnc server and client to perform this.
Also let’s consider that both Tails are VMs. I would server and client each one.
Is this approach correct or totally wrong?
I know that PDFs can contain embedded images and Javascript.
Can a PDF contain something that tracks you? For instance, can it contain a remote image that, when the PDF is opened, will fetch that image (thus revealing the user’s IP addre… Continue reading Can a PDF embed a tracking image?
Is it possible to use Signal without revealing my phone number to others?
I’m personally using the Signal app on Android, but of course it applies to all versions, desktop and mobile.
With Telegram for example, I can pick a username and … Continue reading Signal: contact people, or have people contact me, without revealing phone number?
I’m a happy TAILS user since a while. I’ve immeditaly fallen in love with the simplicity of the installation and user experience in general: no code, minimal competences required to get everything up and runniing, and next thing you know i… Continue reading Alternatives to TAILS for anonimity on TOR unfriendly websites [migrated]
I’m developing some sort of VoIP application for mobile devices for fun.
I initially planned to rely on P2P connections only.
I didn’t want to use a relay server because I thought (1.) there would be a higher latency and (2.) this would … Continue reading Privacy in P2P vs relayed connections for VoIP
How many chains are the best?
chain_len = ?
I read somewhere at tor browser, that more than 4 is not good so I guess it applies the same to proxychains?
the default setting is chain_len = 2.
I realized this a couple of years ago, but this issue still exists.
my T-mobile always makes the interface with the DoD IP range. 26.0.0.0/8 and always take metric priority rank 0 so it always routes out my data through this tunnel, along … Continue reading What is the relation between T-mobile and the US Department of Defence (dod)
I found out today that ISPs get the IMEI code of any device connected to
them.
See a (very old) reference here: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/4738219.stm
I was hence wondering: in case I connect to the web through a mobile
hotspo… Continue reading What IMEI(s) does an ISP get in case I use a mobile hotspot to connect my laptop to the web?
Quoting this paper – SmartWalk (https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/2976749.2978319):
For graph privacy, strong link privacy relies on deep perturbation to
the original graph, indicating a large random walk length. However, as
the fi… Continue reading Anonymous (privacy-preserving) random walk