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10 Anonymity Rules

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Use Tor (Encrypted Browser, Proxy and Protocol). Use Tails (Secure OS). Use Signal (Secure Messaging App). Use Burner Emails. Use a VPN (A Non Logging and Non 14 Eyes Virtual Private Network). Don’t Log In Unnecessarily. Use Private Browsing Modes. Use Duck Duck Go (Secure Search Engine with a Strict No Following Rule). Disable Telemetry […]

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10 Internet Safety Rules

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date March 19, 2020

Keep Personal Information Professional and Limited Keep Your Privacy Settings On Practice Safe Browsing Use a Secure VPN Connection Be Careful What You Download and Where You Download From Choose Strong Passwords and Enable 2 Factor Authentication Make Online Purchases From Secure and Trusted Sites Be Careful What You Post Be Careful Who You Meet […]

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The Best Password Guide: Updated!

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 29, 2020

Hi, how are you? Today i would like to update a post i did a few years ago and so here we are. First before i start the post, there will be links down below for those interested in protecting themselves, families, businesses and their data from hackers. If you are in a hurry take […]

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ProtonVPN Is Now the World’s First Fully Open Source VPN App

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 21, 2020
1 Comment on ProtonVPN Is Now the World’s First Fully Open Source VPN App

If you look online for VPN apps you’ll find quite a lot of them all over the place. However, while virtual private networks are mostly used by people looking to remain anonymous on the internet, a lot of VPN apps, particularly free ones, actively undermine that very basic aim by tracking or logging your browsing […]

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Tor, Proxychains and VPNs

Debunked! Hey guys! How are you doing? I am back with another post. Today i want to debunk, and explain how Tor and Proxy chains work. What they are. And how to truly become anonymous. Anonymity is an interesting protective weapon, whether inside or outside the computer network. In this post I’ll introduce two basic […]

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Tech Terms You Should Know

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date May 29, 2019

Bellow are some common tech terms and their meanings. For reference, bookmark this article. More coming soon. 1. Bits and Bytes A bit is a short term of the binary digit where it is the smallest unit of the measurement in computing. As well as, the collection of 8 bits is considered as 1 byte. […]

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Privacy Android Apps You Should Install Right Now!

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 10, 2019
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Hey guys, back again, this time with a borrowed post from Techweez. Privacy apps will become essential to you as 2019 approaches especially since multiple data privacy scandals rocked 2018. This year has experienced high profile security breaches and hacks making privacy a security concern for both Android and iOS users. It’s not just about […]

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Privacy, Anonymity and Security: The Wonderful Threes Part 1

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date January 1, 2019
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Hi guys, how are y’all doing? Today we will talk about privacy, anonymity and security. As i mentioned in the previous post The Password Guide. Edward Snowden the guy who aired out the dirty laundry of several large corporations, who are reading, seeing and hearing every piece of data in the world. And i know […]

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Using Android as a hacking platform: no root

Post author By Stephen Ajulu
Post date December 11, 2018
49 Comments on Using Android as a hacking platform: no root

Hey guys, How are you doing? Today i would like to touch on a topic for white hats, green hats and penetration testing/ethical hacking enthusiasts out there. Hacking and Pentesting using your smartphone. Now before we start I’d like to point out a few things:- First many fail to see the potential of their smartphones, […]