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Atlantis, the new Litecoin Tor .onion market

26 March, 2013 at 2:45 am by anonymous!
atlantisguest post from Bitcointalk. Hello fellow Litecoiners. We have made posts on the Litecoin forums, however we needed to wait for this account to be approved by a moderator before we officially launched here. So here it is. The official thread. We will update this thread as we go, and answer questions when we can find the time away from our busy development schedule. We have lots planned to ensure the successful growth of Atlantis. Today we would like to officially announce the release of our new website & service, Atlantis -- The free market. Many of you will be familiar with SilkRoad, and as I'm sure most of you will agree, SR has put Bitcoin on the map and in the eyes of the general public, the media, and the cryptocurrency communities. SR continues to ...
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Categories: Black markets, Digital Currencies, Location Hidden Services, Tor | 4 Comments »

The Mysterious Death of Shannon Larratt and Encryption / Privacy / Deep-Dark-Web

20 March, 2013 at 1:14 pm by anonymous!
Microwave Gun(guest post by anonymous) Shannon Larratt’s last words (from pastebin) were:
Finita, la commedia Friday, March 15, 2013 As the saying goes, “by the time you read this I’ll be dead.” Caitlin has probably posted it by my request, or it’s been posted as part of a dead-man switch. I have known this was coming for years, at times even hoped for it, and most of that time I haven’t ever been afraid of it, although as it’s grown closer I’ve felt equal parts dread and relief, with a little bit of panic mixxed in. I wish I could have lived much, much longer as there is still so much I want to do and see and be a part of, although in the time I had I could not have asked for a more
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Categories: Big Brother, Internet, Society, Surveillance, United States of Fascism | 3 Comments »

Amazon in bed with the CIA

20 March, 2013 at 1:05 pm by anonymous!
The popular cloud hosting service Amazon has recently signed a huge cloud computing contract with the US government-owned CIA drug-cartel. The contract is, according to FCW, worth up to $600 million over 10 years. How many Tor exit nodes are hosted by Amazon, and what does this mean for the security for Tor-users exiting from Amazon cloud computers?
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Categories: Big Brother, Corporations, Internet, Surveillance, Tor, United States of Fascism | 1 Comment »

Categories: Backdoors, Security Links, The Middle Kingdom | 1 Comment »

Mega Now Accepts Bitcoin and new services will be coming soon

17 February, 2013 at 2:03 pm by anonymous!
bitcoin-tor-networkKim Dotcom announced that Mega will start accepting Bitcoin as payment for their cloud storage service through a reseller on Twitter Saturday. New users get 50 GB storage space for free, those who want more can now pay using Bitcoin at BitVoucher. This means that you can now sign up anonymously using Tor and pay for cloud storage anonymously using Bitcoin. Dotcom also announced that Mega will be expanding their services and offer Email, Chat, Voice and Video services soon. The United States of Fascism closed down Kim Dotcom's previous MegaUpload service. They have not yet managed to stop his new Mega service nor have they proved that MegaUpload was doing anything illegal.

Bitcoins on the rise

The value of one Bitcoin (BTC) has exploded during the last few months....
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Categories: Anonymity, Bitcoin, Down under, United States of Fascism | 4 Comments »

Openssl 1.0.1d breaks Tor on aesni-supported CPUs

8 February, 2013 at 2:40 pm by anonymous!
onionOpenssl 1.0.1d if you have a CPU with aesni support. Users with such CPUs should use the older 1.0.1c or wait for the 1.0.1e release. Official Tor project story is:
There's a bug in openssl 1.0.1d that breaks Tor (and lots of other programs) if you have a CPU with aesni support. If you have aesni support on your CPU, and you're using the openssl 1.0.1 series, and you decide that you simply _must_ upgrade OpenSSL before 1.0.1e can be released (soon, I hope), then see the link below for a patch that will make Tor work around the bug in question. For more information on the openssl bug, see https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/ticket/8179 .

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Spy agency ASIO are hacking into personal computers

13 January, 2013 at 6:48 pm by anonymous!
secure_beneath_the_watchful_eyesNatasha Bita, National Social Editor / News Limited Network / January 13, 2013 12:00AM http://www.news.com.au/technology/spy-agency-asio-wants-powers-to-hack-into-personal-computers/story-e6frfro0-1226552661701 "SPY agency ASIO wants to hack into Australians' personal computers and commandeer their smartphones to transmit viruses to terrorists. The Attorney-General's Department is pushing for new powers for the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation to hijack the computers of suspected terrorists. But privacy groups are attacking the ''police state'' plan as ''extraordinarily broad and intrusive''. A spokesman for the Attorney-General's Department said it was proposing that ASIO be authorised to ''use a third party computer for the specific purpose of gaining access to a target computer''. ''The purpose of this power is to allow ASIO to access the computer of suspected terrorists and other security interests,'' he told News Limited. ''(It would be used) in extremely limited circumstances and only when explicitly approved by ...
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Categories: Big Brother, Down under, Fascism, Society, Surveillance | 3 Comments »

Categories: Anonymity, Internet, Tails, Tor, Video | 8 Comments »

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