Collaborate Disseminate
The largest collection of public internet censorship data ever compiled shows that even citizens of what are considered the world’s freest countries aren’t safe from internet censorship. A team from the University of Michigan used its own C… Continue reading Even the world’s freest countries aren’t safe from internet censorship
I use opera browser, and while the built-in VPN has been working relatively well it’s been preventing me from joining discord voice calls and using omegle. Is there a way to hide my activity from my ISP without encountering those problems?… Continue reading How to prevent my ISP from seeing what sites I visit without a VPN
My parents live way out in the middle of nowhere. The only service provider that is not satellite is Century Link, which uses ADSL / phone lines.
They wanted me to set them up, and the service guy was trying to charge them a rental fee per… Continue reading Using outdated ADSL modem with up to date router – Security Concerns
It is known that ISP has to log various network data for various purposes, such as law enforcement needs.
However, what are some examples of software tools used by ISPs to browse this huge amount of network logs?
In addition, how time-cons… Continue reading Which tools ISPs use for browsing logs?
Whenever I read something like "ISPs store your data" or "ISPs delete your data after 6 months" or anything like that, I imagine data to be the following things:
(1) At what time I accessed the Internet, got what IP add… Continue reading What information do ISPs delete after retention period?
Why is it a big deal here on this website and on the internet about the "ISP spying on people’s browsing activities"?
Because in the end, ISPs are going to delete all User data as per their own data retention policies. If in the … Continue reading Why is it a big deal here on this website and on the internet about the "ISP spying on people’s browsing activities"? [closed]
Can Governments order an ISP to decrypt data about any user’s personal information. If there is some information, for example, that some terror suspect has been active on an HTTPS website on the internet, is it technically possible to decr… Continue reading Is it possible to decrypt HTTPS website user activity?
I am a novice about digital things (imagine the antonym for "tech savvy").
Can my ISP know my yahoo email address? I have signed in on yahoo more than a million times. Yahoo is https.
Can my ISP know my Yahoo password?
If multiple websites with different domains share the same IP, how can the ISP know exactly website I am trying to access? Does this mean that every time I access example.com the DNS query is triggered towards the ISP for example.com as we… Continue reading Multiple websites sharing the same IP [closed]
Homes have always been hubs; now they’re even more so. Some jobs shifted to work from home, and many children are experiencing distance learning at bedroom desks or kitchen tables or whatever is available. Traditional workplaces like large businesses, government agencies, and other organizations have resources to manage security, but most families and small and midsize businesses (SMBs) don’t, even though they’re exposed to similar threats. Continue reading Beyond Speed and Reliability: Security Is a New Differentiator