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http://blog.archivep75mbjunhxc6x4j5mwjmomyxb573v42baldlqu56ruil2oiad.onion
While messages are encrypted, there are still privacy issues with the software/hardware that make it less useful for privacy-sensitive uses. Poster with unconference sessions scheduled on Sunday, the last day of Camp Some of the unconference sessions included: What would a decentralized iNaturalist look like?
http://lpoaj76nfopd5lpinbskyqtroppamrzhhay3g4vvjm75st6ger34lbyd.onion/posts/2024/10/dnd-summary-2.html
Now that we're done with writing the initial events of the first four or so sessions, we'll uh, try to post more regularly, ideally one post per session, so they don't get quite as long and maybe they'll be a bit easier to read for those interested.
http://uhwikizevog5aj4aiepeseafcxqamnzrpdmnnxaj7y2ek3am4vdoilqd.onion/index.php?title=Increase_anonymity_protection_with_SELinux
Otherwise, if you share your system between different activities and use a RHEL-based Linux distribution, you may follow this guide to make your browsing sessions more secure. First of all, SELinux is a pretty hard-to-understand thing, so I won't go into technical details too much. Basically, think about SELinux as an additional security layer on top of the usual POSIX rights set on files, directories and other filesystem objects.
