https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2014/11/07/how-did-law-enforcement-break-tor/
FBI kept information to themselves of how they did it and this isn't the first time.
Also I wouldn't trust accessing a site administered by the government on Tor if onion sites can't keep me anonymous.
Don't use Tor. If the FBI found ways to break it before, assume it could have other vulnerabilities to do it again.
That's the plan.
It starts with adult sites then it moves on to everything else.
This would allow tech companies to get more data and stop guessing who is behind a shared IP address.
This shouldn't need to be said but use a VPN with these accounts.
“The idea that data protection has any bearing on being filmed driving your car on a public road and committing traffic offences is ridiculous,” he said.
Yeah.
You know how you could avoid getting caught using your phone while you're driving? How about don't use your phone while you are driving.
We still do the first part but it'll be easier when they are consolidated together.
"Eat my gas" should be their slogan.
This is interesting...
Lab grown meat have problem where they cannot create fat. So if this works, maybe this is the solution.
"So you're using this gas right now to cook your food and we're proposing that we would like to first make your food with— with that gas," said Kathleen Alexander, co-founder and CEO of Savor.
That doesn't sound appetizing... Lol.
I seed but never created a torrent file. I wonder if there is a command to create a new hash to see if you can compare the old one with the new one. That way you can see if it truly is the same file.
"I'm in shape. Round is a shape too."
When internet was shut down in Egypt in 2011, people were able to report events to social media using dial up connections.
I'm not sure how relevant this in the US considering nearly all landlines now goes through ISPs anyway.
Several VPNs claim they don't keep logs. I trust Mullvad. Mullvad got raided. The police found nothing.
I trust a trusted VPN over a technology created by the government and that has frequently been broken by them.
Compare the amount of arrest of Mullvad users versus Tor users, logically for me at least, I found my answer. If you trust Tor to access government websites illegally, I say go ahead. I wouldn't.