Tag Archives: Digital Privacy
Russian Super-App Max Exposed for Pervasive Surveillance
New forensic research reveals that the Russian super-app Max acts as a sophisticated surveillance tool, compromising user privacy and digital anonymity. Continue reading
Gyazo Data Breach: 23 Million User Records Compromised
A major Gyazo data breach has exposed 23.6 million user records, including emails and password hashes. Learn about the impact of this security incident. Continue reading
EU Age Verification: Privacy Concerns and Digital Identity
New EU age verification mandates threaten digital anonymity and privacy. Learn how these identity systems could compromise your online footprint by 2026. Continue reading
Snowflake Volunteer App Released by Tor Project for Android Anti-Censorship
Discover Snowflake Volunteer, the new open-source Android app by the Tor Project and Bloco that allows users to easily share bandwidth and help others bypass internet censorship. Continue reading
Tor Network Centralization and Routing Defenses Addressed at DEF CON
At DEF CON 34, Tor Project co-founder Roger Dingledine addressed Tor network centralization, outlining modern architectural threats and Rust-based routing defenses. Continue reading
Digital Security Program Launched by Civil Rights Defenders and Amnezia VPN
Civil Rights Defenders and Amnezia VPN have partnered to launch a global Digital Security Program, providing journalists and activists with free anti-censorship tools. Continue reading
WebKit Vulnerabilities Expose Real IP Addresses on iOS and macOS
Recent security research reveals that critical WebKit vulnerabilities bypass proxy settings on iOS and macOS, exposing real IP addresses. Continue reading
Tails 7.10.1 Released: Emergency Update Fixes Critical Deanonymization Flaws
Discover the critical security improvements in Tails 7.10.1, an emergency update addressing Linux kernel vulnerabilities and Expat library flaws to protect user anonymity. Continue reading