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Privacy and OSINT article about reducing oversharing and protecting personal information online.
Onion Browser is a free, open-source web browser for iOS that connects to the Tor network. It encrypts traffic through Tor, which the project describes as providing a high standard of privacy and security. Tabs close when done, and security settings can be adjusted per website. No personal data is saved or used for targeted ads.
OSINT blog and resource site covering investigative methods, tools, privacy, and research workflows.
jsdfe is a JavaScript deobfuscator built on nodejs and babel. Its purpose is to make obfuscated scripts easier to read and help users understand their roughly behavior. It is not intended to reproduce the original code or output executable code. The developer created it for personal use and notes that it often terminates with an uncaught error, may go into an infinite loop, and runs target code in a VM without considering security.
NextDNS is a DNS-based firewall that protects against security threats, blocks ads and trackers, and provides parental controls across devices and networks. It offers encrypted DNS protocols, multiple threat intelligence feeds, and configurable logging with data residency options. Plans include a free tier limited to 300,000 queries per month and paid tiers for personal, business, and education use.
Privacy workbook and service guide for reducing personal data exposure and improving online privacy.
Qubes is a security-oriented, free and open-source operating system for personal computers. It uses the Xen hypervisor to compartmentalize a digital life, and it can run more than one Linux or Windows operating system. Integrated Whonix allows anonymous Internet use over the Tor network.