4 steps to avoid detection of NSA on the Web
4 steps to avoid detection of NSA on the Web
Unfortunately, we live in the age of surveillance, when agencies like the NSA and the FBI push and cross the boundaries of unconstitutional activity ...
Unfortunately, we live in the age of surveillance, when agencies like the NSA and the FBI pushes and crosses the limits of unconstitutional actions.This means that everyone must take measures to protect their data. Obviously, there is no total protection, and a person or organization with a lot of time and money in their hands can break any security if they wish.
But it can make your data and communications so difficult to access on the Internet that it will deter bad people. The more difficult it is to access your information, the more likely it is that hackers, spies and other cybernetic pests will go elsewhere.
Protect your dataThe best way to deter these intruders is to place several layers of protection, the cybernetic equivalent of a multi-layered defense. Here are some internet defenses that work:
1. Encryption
Here's a quote from someone who knows a lot about cybersecurity and how to avoid it: former computer hacker Edward Snowden of the NSA: "Encryption works properly implemented, cryptographic systems are one of the few things you can do trust ".
Encryption it simply means information encoded by what is difficult to decode. Governments have been doing it for more than a century and the good news is that there are encryption software programs that anyone can take advantage of. They include:
- Tor browsers - that allows users to send encrypted data on PCs and laptops, Android devices or iPhones.
- Red telephone - which allows you to send encrypted voice communications between two Android phones. Both users have to implement the application to obtain protection.
- Secure text - It allows you to send encrypted text communications through Android phones.
- PGP or pretty good privacy - a commercial product available from a company called Symantec. It's not perfect, but it will protect it from amateur hackers and most criminals. There are also some free open source variations of this product available, including one for Windows.
- There are also encrypted mail services like Hushmail.com Y Silent circle. The problem is that these organizations can be forced to disclose data to the FBI or NSA through court orders. A similar service called Lavabit He was forced to close because he refused to give the FBI access to Edward Snowden's email account.
- Experts believe that the best method is to use two or three encrypted services. A system called STARTLS It is difficult to follow All the information about the services they use is encrypted.
- There are some more alternatives. Governments of nations like Germany and Brazil are talking about setting up encrypted email services for their citizens, and in the future it might be possible for Americans to take advantage of them. There are also foreign email systems like NEOMAILBOX which is based in neutral Switzerland. The Swiss have a long history of protecting privacy, including that of US citizens.
2. Use HTTPS as much as possible
While many of the websites you browse use "HTTP," the HTTPS alternative, used by websites such as banks and financial institutions, encrypts data, making hacking much more difficult. Use a browser add-on called HTTPS everywhere help.
3. Avoid the services of companies known to cooperate with the NSA and the FBI
This includes Gmail, Hotmail, Twitter, AOL, Yahoo, Skype, Apple and other large American technology companies.
Is White Paper of the Freedom of the Press Foundation. Provides more advanced information. He mentions some of the techniques that journalists like Glenn Greenwald use to protect their data. In today's world, everyone will have to follow some of these steps to protect their privacy.
Meanwhile, computer programmer John McAfee says he plans to launch a $ 100 anti-NSA device called "D-Central" that will protect citizens from detection. Off The Grid News will control its release date.
4. Use a VPN service.
The NSA monitors IP addresses, which indicates that they are searches and searches that we have done. If you do not want to be tracked, the best option is to hide your IP address, which will not reveal your original identity to the world.
Tor Browser is good to protect your browsing activity, but I would personally recommend it the use of VPN in the upper part of Tor to guarantee total privacy.
By Daniel Jennings, Off the Grid News / Number 4 for HumansAreFree.com
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