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Cyberoam fixes flaw threatening Tor users

By Cale Guthrie Weissman | July 11th, 2012 | No Comments

Tor users should be relieved to learn that the flaw found in Cyberoam’s deep packet inspection device has been fixed.  The Tor Project publicized the flaw when they reported a user in Jordan “seeing a fake certificate for torproject.org.”  In order to scan users’ connections, Cyberoam would direct the user’s browser to recognize Cyberoam’s trusted […]

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Resources for Online Anonymity, Encryption, and Privacy

By Alex Meriwether | May 7th, 2012 | 1 Comment

There are many tools available to help Internet users reach the content they seek more securely, safely, anonymously, and reliably. But the thicket of acronyms and technological terms can be intimidating to many people. What’s a VPN? How is that different than a proxy? Does “private browsing” stop my ISP from looking at my data? […]

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