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TakingControlofOurPrivacy 3 - 04 Nov 2011 - Main.BahradSokhansanj
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 Also, for Thunderbird users, there is an add-on called Enigmail which is an easy way to add PGP capability to your Thunderbird client.

-- DevinMcDougall - 03 Nov 2011

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Great tips so far. Big +1 on NoScript? .

I've also started using TorBrowser? , which is a package that both puts you on Tor and it incluses Aurora, which is a pretty slick browser. It can be downloaded here.

Also, to make sure that you're using HTTPS, I'm going to give a plug to my EFF peeps and HTTPS Everywhere, a Firefox plugin that makes sure you are using https to access websites.

Also, re: browser identifiability, i.e. cookie-free identification, check out EFF's Panopticlick test. What you'll find is probably what I found, which is that your browser is unique. This is another reason to block JavaScript? and/or use Tor. (Check out a paper available at that site for more details.)

-- BahradSokhansanj - 04 Nov 2011

 
 
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