Collaborate Disseminate
I use Windows 10, and I’ve configured my network to use Quad9 in Windows settings.
I’ve also enabled DoH.
Now, when I go to ExpressVPN DNS Leak
Test webpage to know whether I have DNS leaks or not, it indicates that
DNS requests exposed!
… Continue reading How to prevent DNS leaks without using a VPN
Suppose we have two voice samples, A and B, which are converted from the same person’s voice into different voices respectively by a voice changer. In addition, let us assume that the voice conversion causes severe loss of the original voi… Continue reading Can voice analysis be used to determine if voice samples converted in two different ways are from the same person?
In my HTTPS client-server application, the registration sequence must begin with the server receiving personal information but end without a way to connect it to the newly registered client. This is necessary for legal reasons. Specific re… Continue reading How to replace an identifier with a pseudonym? [closed]
How much video uploading could be trackable for some person who uses the Tor Browser for uploading video on YouTube or other video hosting services with low authorization and sign-up processing, like Vimeo?
And which group (hackers or …) h… Continue reading Anonymous video uploading on an internet host
I recently heard about the Nym mixnet and am researching it and the Sphinx packet format. So far it looks promising, but there is one thing I’m unsure of.
Networks like Tor use ephemeral keys to limit the length of time an adversary could … Continue reading Nym Perfect Forward Secrecy
So first, I know that VPN isn’t exactly useful for anonymity.
Did my homework about TOR and Tails.
However, I still want to use VPN, NordVPN to be precise.
I want to avoid causing a paper trail through PayPal payment, and they accept Mone… Continue reading How to maximize anonymity in a monero payment to a VPN service?
At this year’s Apple Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple announced something called “iCloud Private Relay.” That’s basically its private version of onion routing, which is what Tor does.
Privacy Relay is built into both the forthcoming iOS and MacOS versions, but it will only work if you’re an iCloud Plus subscriber and you have it enabled from within your iCloud settings.
Once it’s enabled and you open Safari to browse, Private Relay splits up two pieces of information that — when delivered to websites together as normal — could quickly identify you. Those are your IP address (who and exactly where you are) and your DNS request (the address of the website you want, in numeric form)…
Continue reading Apple Will Offer Onion Routing for iCloud/Safari Users
Integration between our Silo Web Isolation Platform and LifeRaft’s security intelligence solution, Navigator, provides the efficiency, security and anonymity to tackle threats
The post Authentic8 and LifeRaft: Simplifying workflow to get to ground trut… Continue reading Authentic8 and LifeRaft: Simplifying workflow to get to ground truth faster
By Habiba Rashid
The vulnerability affects top browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and even Tor browser.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Cross-browser tracking vulnerability compromises user anonymity
Continue reading Cross-browser tracking vulnerability compromises user anonymity
The paper "L-diversity: privacy beyond k-anonymity" (DOI: 10.1109/ICDE.2006.1) introduces the concept of bayes-optimal privacy and the idea of prior and posterior belief.
A formula for calculating the posterior belief is given:
]… Continue reading How to calculate the posterior belief in bayes-optimal-privacy?