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TakingControlofOurPrivacy 4 - 10 Nov 2011 - Main.DevinMcDougall
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This can be a thread where we teach each other self defense.
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 Also, re: browser identifiability, i.e. cookie-free identification, check out EFF's Panopticlick test. What you'll find is probably what I found, which is that your browser is unique. This is another reason to block JavaScript? and/or use Tor. (Check out a paper available at that site for more details.)

-- BahradSokhansanj - 04 Nov 2011

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One privacy issue I'm very interested in: encrypted network backups.

Dropbox, a popular backup solution, is not private. My current approach is encrypted my files locally using TrueCrypt? , then putting them in Dropbox, but this is unwieldy.

I would like to be able learn how to use a combination of rsync, ssh, and server space to sort of "roll my own" encrypted file synchronized backup system.

I use Windows for the time being, so rsync won't work natively. Thoughts on this? Has anyone set it up?

Or other ideas for encrypted online backup would also be most welcome.

Many thanks!

-- DevinMcDougall - 10 Nov 2011

 
 
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