Stop Renting Your ISP's Surveillance Device (it's bad)
Your ISP-provided router might be saving you setup time, but it's costing you control, privacy, and protection against nation-state attackers who've already proven they can breach these devices.
Your ISP-provided router might be saving you setup time, but it's costing you control, privacy, and protection against nation-state attackers who've already proven they can breach these devices.
The Tor Project just released version 15.0 with a clear message: you cannot have maximum privacy while sending all your data to AI servers.
TShark puts Wireshark's packet analysis power directly in your terminal, enabling automated security monitoring and forensic investigation.
The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) just announced something remarkable: multiple new, fully-functioning I2P router prototypes have emerged, marking a pivotal moment for privacy-focused networking.
RFC 2104 says you need at least 80 bits, but NIST's new SP 800-224 dropped the floor to 32 bits with a risk analysis requirement that nobody wants to explain.