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Windows 10 Privacy

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  1.  O&O ShutUp10 O&O ShutUp10 means you have full control over which comfort functions under Windows 10 you wish to use, and you decide when the passing on of your data goes too far.
  2. Windows 10 Privacy Guide  an In-depth guide on purging Windows 10 of Microsoft’s attempts to track you
  3. Destroy-Windows-10-Spying Destroy Windows Spying tool
  4. Tron Tron, an automated PC cleanup script
  5. Tallow Tallow is a transparent Tor firewall and proxying solution for Windows.

 

Antivirus 

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  1. MalwareBytes crushes malware so you are protected and your machine keeps running smoothly.
  2. Hitmanpro Antivirus product from Sophos
  3. Virustotal Web service for scanning files and URLs for viruses
  4. How to remove viruses and malware on your Windows PC Helpful HowToGeek article on cleaning out the pipes 

 

Anonymous web browsing

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Hide your IP address

 

Domain Registration

 

  1. njal.la Anonymous domain registration by the founder of thepiratebay.

 

VPN Guides and Tutorials

 

  1. That One Privacy Site  VPN section of That One Privacy Site with VPN comparisons
  2. Choosing the best VPN (for you)  That One Privacy Guy’s - Guide to Choosing the Best VPN (for you)
  3. /r/VPN wiki  Helpful FAQ-type resource composed by the folks at /r/VPN
  4. Choosing the VPN that’s right for you  Helpful guide from the EFF
  5. Which VPN services keep you anonymous in 2018?  TorrentFreak Article by Ernesto
  6. privacytools.io  “Encryption against global mass surveillance”. Plenty of information to help protect your privacy online.
  7. VPN over SSH  ArchWiki page describing how to achieve a poor man’s VPN with SSH tunneling
  8. /r/VPNTorrents  This is for the discussion of torrenting (and similar P2P protocols) using VPN type technology.
  9. VPN comparison  - Comprehensive tool for comparing VPN services.

 

Self-hosted VPNs

 

  1. Docker AWS VPN  - Guide for self hosting VPN on AWS with docker.
  2. DigitalOcean self hosted VPN  - Guide for self hosted VPN on Digital Ocean.
  3. n2n  Peer-to-peer VPN
  4. OpenVPN  OpenVPN provides flexible VPN solutions to secure your data communications, whether it’s for Internet privacy, remote access for employees, securing IoT, or for networking Cloud data centers.
  5. WireGuard VPN  WireGuard is an extremely simple yet fast and modern VPN that utilizes state-of-the-art cryptography. It aims to be faster, simpler, leaner, and more useful than IPSec.

 

Mix networks (Tor, etc.)

 

  1. Tor project  - Government grade anonymous web browsing.
  2. How to setup Tor relay  - Guide for setting up a Tor relay.
  3. Panoramix  - Provide privacy via mix-networks (Tor alternative).``
  4. The Invisible Internet Project (I2P)  - Anonymous overlay network (Tor alternative).

 

 

Http proxies

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Don’t use http proxies

 

Browser testing

  1. What is my IP address  - Check what IP is exposed to the internet.
  2. EFF browser privacy test  - Test privacy settings of your web browser.
  3. Privacy checkup  - Test privacy / trackability of your web browser.
  4. Privacy test by Tenta  - Test privacy settings on browser.

 

Search engines

 

  1. DuckDuckGo  - Search engine that doesn’t track you.
  2. Ixquick  - The world’s most private search engine.
  3. Ahmia  - Tor search engine.
  4. Have I been pwned?  - See if your email address has been found in a database hack.

 

Web browsers

 

  1. Tor browser  - Encrypted and anonymous web browsing.
  2. Epic browser  - Privacy focused web browser.
  3. Net runner  - To cater to powerusers and meet the demands of 4chan’s /g.
  4. Cliqz - Ad blocking and private search mobile web browser.
  5. Firefox  - Privacy-first web browser with lots of addons to further increase privacy

 

Extensions & plugins for web browsers

 

 

  1. User agent changer - Change user agent to prevent browser finger printing.
  2. Privacy badger - EFF  - Block ads and other tracking services.
  3. HTTPS everywhere - EFF - Prefers encrypted sessions.
  4. Click&Clean  - Private data cleaner for Chrome and Firefox.
  5. Firefox Focus browser  - Automatic ad blocking and tracking protection on iOS and Android.
  6. DNS service  - Privacy-first consumer DNS service by Cloudflare.
  7. CanvasBlocker (FF) - Prevents fingerprinting in Firefox
  8. Cookie AutoDelete  - Deletes unnused cookies on tab close
  9. Decentraleyes Protects against tracking with a local CDN (Content Delivery Network) emulation.
  10. uBlock Origin An efficient blocker for Chromium and Firefox. Fast and lean.
  11. TamperMonkey The world’s most popular userscript manager
  12. WebRTC Network Limiter  Configures how WebRTC’s network traffic is routed by changing Chrome’s privacy settings.
  13. ScriptSafe A browser extension that gives users control of the web and more secure browsing while emphasizing simplicity and intuitiveness.
  14. NoScript Allow active content to run only from sites you trust, and protect yourself against XSS and clickjacking attacks.
  15. Violentmonkey An open-source userscript manager.
  16. Firefox Profilemaker - Creates privacy focused Firefox profiles

 

Userscripts

 

  1. AntiAdware  Remove forced download accelerators, managers, and adware on supported websites
  2. AdGuard Popup Blocker  Popup Blocker by AdGuard is a userscript that blocks all unwanted pop-up windows in different browsers.

 

Host file optimizations

 

 

  1. How to make the internet not suck (as much)  - Block domains at host file level for faster more private web browsing.
  2. Hosts (GitHub project)  - List of malicious domains to block in host file.

 

Linux distros

 

  1. Tails OS  - Live operating system that you can start on almost any computer. It aims at preserving your privacy and anonymity.
  2. Qubes OS  - Reasonably secure operating system.
  3. ipredia  - Linux distro with all network traffic is automatically and transparently encrypted and anonymized.
  4. Whonix  - High security method of surfing the internet.
  5. Discreete Linux - Privacy focused flavor of Ubuntu.

 

 

Communication

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Chat 

 

 

  1. Cherry - A self-hosted webchat server that supports HTTPS.
  2. Signal - Free peer reviewed scalable encryption chat.
  3. Wire  - End-to-end chats,calls and documents.
  4. Ricochet - End-to-end serverless tor chat

 

Image

 

 

  1. ExifCleaner  - Open source app to remove exif metadata from images.

 

Video

 

  1. jitzi  - Secure open source video conferencing.

 

Email

 

  1. Nbox  - Hide your email for signups.
  2. Improvmx - Forward email from your own domain name (allows for uniq emails for each website you register).
  3. Yopmail  - Temporary email.
  4. Mailinator - Temporary email.
  5. Throw Away Mail - Temporary email.
  6. ProtonMail  - Secure email based in Switzerland.
  7. Mailfence - Based in Belgium – 500 MB free; 20 GB Pro
  8. Tutanota - Based in Germany – 1 GB free; 10 GB Pro
  9. Mailbox.org  - Based in Germany – 2 GB storage
  10. Mail-in-a-box  - Host your own email on your own server

 

Password management

 

  1. LastPass  - Password management.
  2. 1Password  - Password management.
  3. Keepass  - Open source password management.
  4. Passbolt  - Open source password management.
  5. PasswordStore  - Open source password management using gpg to encrypt passwords.
  6. BitWarden - Open source password management.
  7. LessPass - No sync password management
  8. Pass  Simple GPG/Git password manager. Follows the Unix philosophy.

 

Burner electronics

 

  1. Craigslist  - Meet people in real life to purchase physical electronics.
  2. Freecycle  - Free electronics for sale.


Payment

 

  1. Localbitcoins  - Anonymously purchase bitcoins with cash.
  2. Bitcoin Core  - Sending and receiving online bitcoin payments.
  3. Bit Launderer  - Launder bitcoins.
  4. BTC Prepaid Credit Card  - Bitpay offers pre-paid credit cards with BTC.
  5. List of cryptocurrencies (wikipedia)
  6. Over the counter btc - Marketplace for people to conduct over-the-counter trading in bitcoin currency.
  7. CoinJoin  - Bitcoin transaction compression which aims to improve privacy.

 

 

File hosting

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Backup

 

 

  1. Synqion (Formerly TeamDrive)  - Cloud back up certified by the Independent Regional Centre for Data Protection of Schleswig-Holstein.
  2. Tresorit - Cloud back up protected by Swiss data protection laws (but hosted on Microsoft Azure) with client side encryption.
  3. SpiderOak - Cloud back up with client side decryption only.
  4. NextCloud - Open source, self-hosted file share and communication platform based in Germany.
  5. Least Authority S4  - think AWS S3 but with client-side encrypted

 

 

System utilities

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Command line tools

 

  1. lethe  - A cross-platform data wiping tool that implements data destruction suggestions given by Bruce Schneier in his book Applied Cryptography.

 

 

Blogs

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  1. Do you need a vpn? (mozilla) - Guide to choosing a VPN provider.
  2. Firefox privacy guide - Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Performance Buffs.
  3. A Better Online Experience (archive.org link, original content down) - macOS & iOS privacy configurations for email, browsing, and more.
  4. Google alternatives  - Privacy focused alternaties to Google services.

 

 

Miscellaneous

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  1. Pi-hole Pi-hole is a Linux network-level advertisement and internet tracker blocking application which acts as a DNS sinkhole
  2. Prism Break  Opt out of global data surveillance programs like PRISM, XKeyscore, and Tempora.
  3. /r/privacy  The intersection of technology, privacy, and freedom in a digital world.
  4. Any Soft Keyboard  A privacy-focused keyboard
  5. PrivacyTools  Services, tools, and knowledge to protect your privacy against global mass surveillance
  6. switching.software  Ethical, easy-to-use and privacy-conscious alternatives to well-known software

 

 

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