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Mullvad Browser 13.0.7 - Vimarsana News

Mullvad Browser 13.0.7

The Mullvad Browser is developed - in collaboration between Mullvad VPN and the Tor Project - to minimize tracking and fingerprinting.

Source: neowin.net
Tor Browser 13.0.7 - Vimarsana News

Tor Browser 13.0.7

Everything you need to safely browse the Internet. Protect your privacy. Defend yourself against network surveillance and traffic analysis.

Source: neowin.net
5 Private Browsers That Protect Your Privacy Online - Vimarsana News

5 Private Browsers That Protect Your Privacy Online

Tired of switching to private modes? Here are some browsers that offer a default privacy setting: Each browser has the option to use it in their private browsing modes.

Raspberry Robin's Roshtyak: A Little Lesson in Trickery - Vimarsana News

Raspberry Robin's Roshtyak: A Little Lesson in Trickery

We take a deep dive into Roshtyak, the DLL backdoor payload associated with Raspberry Robin. Roshtyak is full of anti-analysis tricks. Some are well-known, and some we have never seen before. From a technical perspective, the lengths Roshtyak takes to protect itself are extremely interesting. Roshtyak belongs to one of the best-protected malware strains we have ever seen. We hope by publishing our research and analysis of the malware and its protection tricks we will help fellow researchers recognize and respond to similar tricks, and harden their analysis environments, making them more resist...

Global: Amnesty International website launches on Tor network to help universal access - Vimarsana News

Global: Amnesty International website launches on Tor network to help universal access

Amnesty International has today launched its global website as an .onion site on the Tor network, giving users greater access to its ground-breaking work exposing and documenting human rights violations in areas where government censorship and digital surveillance are rife. In recent years, a number of countries including Algeria, China, Iran, Russia and Viet Nam have blocked Amnesty International websites, according to the Open Observatory of Network Interference (OONI), in a deliberate attempt

Source: wn.com