Secure Remote Access VPN

Is your online identity protected?

The less you reveal about your location the more secure your connection. Take control over the information you allow to be visible on the internet.

A virtual private network (VPN) extends your private network across the Internet. It enables you to send and receive data across shared or public networks as if their computing devices were directly connected to the private network. This means you can protect your data and IP address. A Virtual Private Network (VPN) is your first line of defense on the internet.

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Free anti-censorship tools

FreeBrowser

Delivers fast and reliable access to the open Internet

FreeBrowser is a free Android browser with built in circumvention that lets you access any website that may be blocked in your location. Once the app has been downloaded, no configuration is required – you can start to access censored and blocked content immediately. FreeBrowser is a free Android app that provides access to an uncensored internet. FreeBrowser is closed sourced.

FreeBrowser • Download at Google Play Store • Download at Github

Lantern

Delivers fast, reliable and secure access to the open Internet

It can automatically detect whether or not a site is blocked and then accesses the site either through its own servers or through other Lantern users running as access points. Lantern provides fast access to blocked sites but it does NOT provide users with anonymity. Lantern is available for free at high speed for 800MB each month, after the 800MB cap is surpassed, users have the options to upgrade to Lantern Pro, or continue to browse the open internet at a lower speed.

Learn More About Lantern • Request download via e-mail • Download at getlantern.org

Orbot

Free proxy app that empowers other apps to use the Internet more securely

Orbot is a free proxy app that empowers other apps to use the Internet more securely. Orbot uses Tor to encrypt your Internet traffic and then hides it by bouncing through a series of computers around the world. Tor is free software and an open network that helps you defend against a form of network surveillance that threatens personal freedom and privacy, confidential business activities and relationships, and state security known as traffic analysis.

Guardian Project’s Tutorial • Download at guardianproject.info

Orfox

Orfox is a free Android application to browse the Internet anonymously.

Orfox: is a free Android-platform mobile phone application that uses the Tor network so that you can access blocked sites and browse the Internet anonymously in conjunction with Orbot. Orfox will only work properly after installing and configuring Orbot. It evades tracking and censorship by bouncing your encrypted traffic several times through computers around the world, instead of connecting you directly like VPNs and proxies. Orfox requires Orbot app for Android to connect to the Tor network.

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Psiphon

Delivers fast and reliable access to the open Internet

Psiphon is a circumvention tool designed to provide you with open access to internet content. Your Psiphon client will automatically learn about new access points to maximize your chances of bypassing censorship. Psiphon does not increase your online privacy, and should not be considered or used as an online security tool. Psiphon currently only works on Windows and Android.

Psiphon User Guide • Request download via e-mail • Download at psiphon.ca

Tor

Access the Internet anonymously to protect your privacy

Tor software protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location, and it lets you access sites which are blocked.

Request download via e-mail • Download at torproject.org

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Computer Security

Wireless charging FAQ: What it is and how to use it – Tom’s Guide

January 27, 2020/in Computer Security /by

Wireless charging FAQ: What it is and how to use it Tom’s Guide
“Don’t Plug Your Phone into a Charger You Don’t Own” – read more

Trend Micro anti-virus zero-day exploited in attack on Mitsubishi Electric

January 26, 2020/in Computer Security /by

There is some egg on the face of Trend Micro after it is revealed their anti-virus software was exploited to steal data from Mitsubishi Electric, but they aren’t the real villains of the story.

Graham Cluley

Cloud Security Market Competitive Insights And Precise Outlook 2019 to 2025

January 26, 2020/in Computer Security /by

The Cloud Security Market research report 2019 includes analysis of factual data that provides research results, vital recommendations, conclusions, and other important information to the readers, who …
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We’re dung for! Hackers hit firms with ransomware by exploiting Shitrix flaw

January 25, 2020/in Computer Security /by

The REvil (also known as Sodinokibi) ransomware is being planted on corporate networks by hackers exploiting the Shitrix flaw in Citrix servers.

Graham Cluley

Tidelands Health named in class action lawsuit after December malware attack – wpde.com

January 25, 2020/in Computer Security /by

Tidelands Health named in class action lawsuit after December malware attack wpde.com
“malware news” – read more

Huawei is a cyber-security risk – The Economist

January 24, 2020/in Computer Security /by

Huawei is a cyber-security risk The Economist
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Internet Security

Avast antivirus subsidiary sells ‘Every search. Every click. Every buy.

January 27, 2020/in Internet Security /by SecureTech

An antivirus program used by hundreds of millions of people around the world is selling highly sensitive web browsing data to many of the world’s biggest companies, a joint investigation by Motherboard and PCMag has found. Our report relies on leaked user data, contracts, and other company documents that show the sale of this data is both highly sensitive and is in many cases supposed to remain confidential between the company selling the data and the clients purchasing it.

How our systems fight back amid Iran cyber retaliation fears – WBAY

January 27, 2020/in Internet Security /by

How our systems fight back amid Iran cyber retaliation fears WBAY
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Hijacking the Struggles of Others, Elizabeth Warren Style – CounterPunch

January 27, 2020/in Internet Security /by

Hijacking the Struggles of Others, Elizabeth Warren Style CounterPunch
“HTTPS hijacking” – read more

State, Private Attorneys Help Indiana Businesses Understand Data Breach Issues – WFYI

January 26, 2020/in Internet Security /by

State, Private Attorneys Help Indiana Businesses Understand Data Breach Issues WFYI
“data breach” – read more

Mac users are getting bombarded by laughably unsophisticated malware

January 26, 2020/in Internet Security /by

Almost two years have passed since the appearance of Shlayer, a piece of Mac malware that gets installed by tricking targets into installing fake Adobe Flash updates. It usually does so after promising pirated videos, which are also fake. The lure may be trite and easy to spot, but Shlayer continues to be common—so much so that it’s the number one threat encountered by users of Kaspersky Labs’ antivirus programs for macOS.

Since Shlayer first came to light in February 2018, Kaspersky Lab researchers have collected almost 32,000 different variants and identified 143 separate domains operators have used to control infected machines. The malware accounts for 30 percent of all malicious detections generated by the Kaspersky Lab’s Mac AV products. Attacks are most common against US users, who account for 31 percent of attacks Kaspersky Lab sees. Germany, with 14 percent, and France and the UK (both with 10 percent) followed. For malware using such a crude and outdated infection method, Shlayer remains surprisingly prolific.

An analysis Kaspersky Lab published on Thursday says that Shlayer is “a rather ordinary piece of malware” that, except for a recent variant based on a Python script, was built on Bash commands. Under the hood, the workflow for all versions is similar: they collect IDs and system versions and, based on that information, download and execute a file. The download is then deleted to remote traces of an infection. Shlayer also uses curl with the combination of options -f0L, which Thursday’s post said “is basically the calling card of the entire family.”

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Biz & IT – Ars Technica

Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Disinformation threat pushes Doomsday Clock closer to midnight – The Washington Post

January 26, 2020/in Internet Security /by

Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Disinformation threat pushes Doomsday Clock closer to midnight The Washington Post
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Mobile Security

*all VPN’s include: Secure VPN Account – Encrypted WiFi – P2P Support – 5 devices simultaneously – Block ad-trackers, and malware – Multiple VPN Gateways – Unlimited Bandwidth – SOCKS5 Proxy Included – No traffic logs – Instant Setup – Easy to use.

Is your online identity protected?

Free anti-censorship tools

FreeBrowser

Lantern

Orbot

Orfox

Psiphon

Tor

Tech News

Wireless charging FAQ: What it is and how to use it – Tom’s Guide

Trend Micro anti-virus zero-day exploited in attack on Mitsubishi Electric

We’re dung for! Hackers hit firms with ransomware by exploiting Shitrix flaw

Tidelands Health named in class action lawsuit after December malware attack – wpde.com

Huawei is a cyber-security risk – The Economist

Avast antivirus subsidiary sells ‘Every search. Every click. Every buy.

How our systems fight back amid Iran cyber retaliation fears – WBAY

Hijacking the Struggles of Others, Elizabeth Warren Style – CounterPunch

State, Private Attorneys Help Indiana Businesses Understand Data Breach Issues – WFYI

Mac users are getting bombarded by laughably unsophisticated malware

Analysis | The Cybersecurity 202: Disinformation threat pushes Doomsday Clock closer to midnight – The Washington Post

Smartphone Security Surprise As Samsung Shows Google How Android Updates Can Be Done – Forbes

Altice Portugal And Allot Ltd. Combine On Cyber Security Solution | Security News – SecurityInformed

OnePlus 6T, OnePlus 6 Start Receiving OxygenOS 10.3.1 With Bug Fixes, December Security Patch – Gadgets 360

OxygenOS 10.3.1 is out with loads of bug fixes for the OnePlus 6 and 6T – Android Central

[Update: S9/S9+] January 2020 security patch now rolling out for the Galaxy S8/S8+, Note 9 – 9to5Google

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