We live in the age of fake news — both the really fake news that’s simply fake and the kind of news that some people like to call “fake” only because they don’t like hard facts.
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How To Choose A VPN (That’s Safe And Reliable) by https://is.gd/IUN1JA
From today, the Federal Government’s Metadata Retention Scheme becomes compulsory for telcos and internet service providers in Australia. This means your metadata – including text messages, location information and internet connection details – will be stored for two years and available to Government agencies to access on request without a warrant.
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Build your own DNS name server on Linux by https://is.gd/taDLb5
In the previous article in this two-part series, Introduction to the DNS (Domain Name System), I described how the DNS database is structured and how to configure name services on a client.
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Protecting driver privacy in the connected age by https://is.gd/qvTFBn
BGU researchers have demonstrated that it is possible to compromise a driver’s private information stored in the cloud for UBI programs.
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USB Canary Sends An SMS When Someone Tinkers With Your USB Ports on Linux by https://is.gd/8Rqjgq
An anonymous reader quotes a report from BleepingComputer: A new tool released on GitHub last week can help paranoid sysadmins keep track of whenever someone plugs in or disconnects an USB-based device from high-value workstations.
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Tech Underestimates Future Demand for Privacy by https://is.gd/dDYPOL
Your browser is no longer supported. You can still use the site, but some features may not work as expected. Please consider upgrading to one of the following browsers. Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera or Edge / Internet Explorer. But who’s watching what you watch?
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How To Anonymise Your Browsing With A Tor-Powered Raspberry Pi by https://is.gd/vyxA0U
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If you’ve been thinking about trying out Tor to anonymise all your web browsing, you could just download a browser and give that a spin, but it’s much more fun to make your own highly portable proxy that you can easily connect to on a whim. Enter the Raspberry Pi.
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How to delete cookies in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and IE by https://is.gd/Z745PT
Cookies, small data files used by websites to track your internet usage, pose no threat to your computer. Some cookies can, however, compromise your privacy. They can also take up space–albeit a small amount–depending on how your operating system stores and retrieves data.
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A Quick Guide to Backing Up Your Critical Data by https://is.gd/XBG0C6
The World Backup Day, which is another way of saying it’s a good time to safeguard your digital photos, videos, documents and emails by creating second copies, or backups, of them and storing them somewhere secure.
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Canadian Bitcoiners: ‘Fork This’ by https://is.gd/IzhFv7
Bitcoin is heading straight for a controversial code change that would split the digital currency into two different versions. Everyone in the bitcoin community is taking sides, and its Canadian users aren’t sitting on the sidelines of the debate.
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