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DNSWarden is a DNS resolver that filters domains using predefined blocklists and whitelists. It supports DNS over TLS, QUIC, HTTPS and DNSCrypt, with adblock, adult-filter and uncensored filter options. A custom filter can be configured, and a search checks whether a domain appears in a filter list. The service states it keeps no DNS logs.
SearXNG is a free internet metasearch engine that aggregates results from up to 261 search services. Its documentation states that users are neither tracked nor profiled, and that SearXNG can be used over Tor. The project began in mid-2021 as a fork of the searx project, and JavaScript and cookies are optional.
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Farbar Recovery Scan Tool, or FRST, is a portable application for Windows XP through Windows 10 that runs in normal or safe mode to diagnose malware issues. It can also run in the Windows Recovery Environment to diagnose and fix boot issues. It displays detailed information about registry loading points, services, driver services, Netsvcs entries, known DLLs, drives and partition specifications.
Filters helps block ads, trackers, sponsored segments, popups, or unwanted web content.
A project studying Iran's internet policies, including investigation of internet shutdowns, censorship, surveillance and cyber attacks. It publishes investigations, cyber threat reports, yearbooks and a podcast, and offers an academy section.
FlClash is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
FlockHopper is a free navigation app that provides turn-by-turn directions while routing around more than 140,000 Flock and ALPR cameras mapped by DeFlock volunteers. It includes camera alerts before each mapped camera and offline maps. The app requires no account and does not track users. It does not cover unmapped cameras or mobile readers.
A discussion forum for the Kicksecure operating system, with categories for news, user support, development, website issues and project organization. It also has sections specific to Qubes, VirtualBox and KVM, one for AppArmor profiles, and one covering platforms on which Kicksecure does not work out of the box.
A discussion forum for the Whonix anonymous operating system, with categories for news, support, development, website issues and project organization. It includes sections specific to Qubes-Whonix, KVM, VirtualBox, Physical Isolation and AppArmor, plus an Unsupported Platforms category listing platforms and virtualizers that are unsupported or declined.
Freenet is a peer-to-peer platform for apps that no company controls. Apps run in the browser and need no servers behind them, and the project lists River, a group chat app, as a starting point. It offers a browser version and installation of a peer on Windows, macOS or Linux. Freenet is built by a small team funded through grants and donations.
Frigate is an open source NVR built around real-time AI object detection for IP cameras. All processing is performed locally on the user's own hardware, and camera feeds never leave the home. It uses supported AI accelerators for object detection, supports zones for refining events and alerts, and integrates with Home Assistant, OpenHab, NodeRed and MQTT.
GnuPG is a free implementation of the OpenPGP standard, allowing users to encrypt and sign data and communications. It includes a key management system, access modules for public key directories, and support for S/MIME and Secure Shell. It is a command line tool with frontend applications and libraries available, and it can be freely used, modified and distributed under the GNU General Public License.
Green Tunnel is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Have I Been Flocked? is a search tool for checking whether a license plate appears in Flock Safety audit logs. It draws on data from Flock searches and offers reports on First Amendment and immigration-related searches plus a map of reported Flock camera counts by U.S. county.
hBlock helps block ads, trackers, sponsored segments, popups, or unwanted web content.
Headscale is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
HideIP is a free SSL-secured web proxy powered by the 4everproxy Network that hides a user's real IP address and browsing history. It generates a different URL for every site visited that is viewable only in the browser for one session. Servers in different locations let users appear to browse from another region, and it can unblock sites such as YouTube, Imgur, Twitch, Gmail and adult video sites.
Documentation for installing and configuring the Outline knowledge base across various environments. It notes that Outline is engineered as a horizontally scalable cloud platform requiring dev-ops experience to install and run in production. Community edition support is via GitHub discussions, while Enterprise and Business edition users contact their account manager.
Huge AI Blocklist is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Hyphanet is a peer-to-peer network for censorship-resistant and privacy-respecting publishing and communication, described as the original Freenet and protecting privacy since 1999. It supports websites, filesharing, forums, chat, microblogging and email, all hosted within the network, and offers a friend-to-friend mode where a node connects only to nodes run by friends.
Hysteria is an open-source, MIT-licensed proxy built on a customized QUIC protocol, designed for performance over unreliable and lossy networks. It supports modes including SOCKS5, HTTP Proxy, TCP/UDP Forwarding, Linux TProxy and TUN, and the protocol masquerades as standard HTTP/3 traffic. Builds exist for major platforms and architectures.
A Gitea instance for the Java I2P Project and the Go I2P Project, also open to community contributions, with accounts subject to admin approval. I2P is described as an anonymous network layer allowing censorship-resistant, peer-to-peer communication. The service is reachable through I2P, Tor and HTTPS addresses.
ID Ransomware is a service that identifies ransomware from an uploaded ransom note or sample encrypted file. The site states it currently detects 1188 different ransomwares and offers a dynamic list of detected families.
