A guide to using NoScript 10.x in Firefox, covering its new UI, trust levels, and configuration for privacy and security.
The article critiques the use of SSNs as both a secret and a universal ID, arguing it's a core problem behind data breaches like Equifax.
Mozilla introduces website assignment for Firefox Containers, allowing users to automatically open specific sites in isolated containers for enhanced privacy.
A developer tracks HTTP vs HTTPS requests for a year, highlighting major websites still using insecure HTTP and advocating for HTTPS adoption.
A developer details their journey to replace Google services with self-hosted alternatives for email, YouTube, and music, focusing on privacy and customization.
A guide to enhancing network security and privacy on macOS, covering ISP choice, browser extensions, and search engine alternatives.
A personal reflection on the trade-offs between convenience and privacy in an era of AI, IoT, and pervasive data collection.
Discusses the inevitability of website breaches, lists major hacks, and explains how to assess your risk and prepare for security incidents.
A software engineer's critique of Windows 10, focusing on bloatware, privacy concerns, and the inferiority of its command-line tools compared to Linux.
A guide to using the Tor network for enhanced online privacy, covering applications beyond web browsing and practical setup tips.
A technical guide explaining how to route all host traffic through a Tor Docker container using iptables rules.
A developer explores the CSS :visited pseudo-class, its privacy limitations, and attempts to creatively style unread links on a blog.
Analyzes the TV show Continuum to discuss real-world surveillance, IoT security risks, and the erosion of privacy in a connected world.
The author argues that all websites should use HTTPS by default to protect user privacy and security, making HTTP unethical.
Former Mozilla CEO discusses the 'network problem' of user data, privacy, and economic value, proposing solutions post-resignation.
Analysis of the Lavabit case, focusing on government overreach and Fourth Amendment violations in demanding encryption keys.
A 2013 Facebook bug leaked 6 million users' contact info, revealing the platform collects data from friends' contacts without user consent.
A developer explains the importance of HTTPS for privacy and security, detailing the process and reasons for finally enabling it on their personal blog.
A computer science student analyzes a report on Kenya's internet security and discusses proposals for special internet IDs, privacy concerns, and cybersecurity best practices.
A developer considers using Disqus for blog comments, weighing its convenience against adding JavaScript and user tracking.
