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Silk is a browser extension implementing the client side of the Privacy Pass protocol, which provides unlinkable cryptographic tokens. It supports Public-Verifiable tokens (Blind-RSA), while Private-Verifiable, batched and rate limited tokens are marked as in progress. When a website requests a token, the extension opens a challenge page that must be solved.
Kee Pass Xc Getting Started is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
Password Strength Chart is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
Privacy-focused password manager from Proton for logins, aliases, passkeys, and secure sharing.
Alt Address is a free disposable email provider that accepts mail to addresses on its domains and keeps messages for three days. No registration or password is needed to check a message. A free account provides four password-protected mailboxes; more mailboxes can be purchased with cryptocurrency. Messages to registered addresses are kept until deletion or can be set to auto-delete.
Encrypted Pastebin is a service for sending text to others with encryption and a client-side password option. Submitted text is encrypted and sent over an SSL/TLS connection, and it is intended to be viewed only by those who know the URL and, if used, the client-side password.
LeakPeek is a search service for checking whether an email, username, phone number or password has appeared in a data breach or password leak. It also offers searches of US and UK public records and a face search of public websites. Membership plans range from a 24-hour trial to three months of access.
2FAS is an open-source and source-available authenticator app and password manager. It stores passwords and 2FA tokens locally on the device, requires no accounts, and offers a browser extension, cloud and manual backup, and token customization. A free Pass tier is available, and an Unlimited tier costs $9.99 per year.
Breach Detective is a data breach search engine for checking whether personal data has been exposed in data leaks. It searches billions of records to show compromised credentials, including leaked passwords. Free, Pro and Ultimate plans differ in daily search allowances. Breach notifications are listed as coming soon.
Burn My Note is a service for sending self-destructing messages. Messages are encrypted on the device before being sent, optional password protection adds another layer, and notes are permanently deleted from the servers after being viewed.
Cloaked Identities lets users generate unique email aliases, phone number aliases and passwords for accounts. The extension detects forms and fills them automatically, and one-time passcodes arrive in the browser. Messages and calls stay organized in dedicated inboxes, and an identity can be muted or disabled. The service is currently available in the United States and Canada.
DefensiveComputingChecklist is a site by Michael Horowitz that offers an index of defensive computing topics. The table of contents links to subjects such as browsers, passwords, phishing, identity theft, routers and VPNs.
DisposableMail is a temporary email service that generates disposable addresses intended to keep a primary mailbox free of spam and advertisements. Addresses last from 10 minutes to two weeks and each carries an expiration date. The service offers up to three inboxes, an avatar and a passcode.
DuckSpam is a disposable email inbox service that lets users create temporary addresses without registration or a password. The web view displays incoming messages instantly, and attachments can be downloaded from the inbox. The service states it does not log IP addresses and is free of charge.
A free temporary email service that provides a working inbox on page load, requiring no registration, password or phone number. Users can choose any name and search available domains, and messages arrive in the browser. The site also offers email tools and guides.
Emcognito is a free anonymous email service that creates aliases on the emcognito.com domain, which forward messages to a real inbox. Aliases can be suspended or deleted from a passwordless dashboard, and replies can be sent from aliases in the delivery log. The first 35 forwards each month are free.
Fake Email is a free disposable email service for anonymous use. It provides a temporary address without a password for sign-ups, phishing protection, and testing forms and newsletters. Every inbox is public, and the site states the service should never be used for passwords, banking or private conversations. Mail appears immediately, and users can change the address or add their own domain.
FakeMail is a temporary email service that provides disposable email addresses to keep the user's original mailbox safe. It offers a randomly generated password and message retention options from 10 minutes up to 2 weeks. The service is free to use and accessible from desktop or mobile devices.
Firefox Focus is a mobile privacy browser made by Mozilla with automatic tracking protection enabled by default. It blocks common trackers including social trackers, and offers an erase button that clears history, passwords and cookies. Pages are described as loading faster because trackers are removed.
A directory page listing public instances of CryptPad, an open-source collaborative editing service that anyone can install. The page lists instances open to the public, including the flagship CryptPad.fr hosted by the development team, and notes that third-party instances passed checks for up-to-date versions and recommended security and privacy settings.
KeePassXC is a cross-platform, open-source password manager that stores usernames, passwords, URLs, attachments and notes in an offline encrypted file. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux and is licensed under GPLv3.
A service that provides free temporary email addresses without registration or a password. It is receive-only, and messages are removed after a while. Users can point an MX record at the site to receive mail on their own domain.
Mail.td is a temporary email service built for receiving email at scale. It offers password-protected inboxes and custom domains. A Pro plan adds webhooks and higher API limits for teams. The service is receive-only, and email retention differs between the Free and Pro plans.
Mailnesia is a disposable email service that provides temporary @mailnesia.com addresses without registration or passwords. Verification links in incoming messages are visited automatically in the background. Messages can be read by anyone who knows the mailbox name, and the service is receive-only.
