RSA-Blind-Signatures
RSA blind signatures enable sophisticated anonymous credential systems, unlinkable authentication, and privacy-preserving protocols through cryptographic blinding mechanisms.
tor browser
The Tor Project just released version 15.0 with a clear message: you cannot have maximum privacy while sending all your data to AI servers.
tshark
TShark puts Wireshark's packet analysis power directly in your terminal, enabling automated security monitoring and forensic investigation.
I2P
The Invisible Internet Project (I2P) just announced something remarkable: multiple new, fully-functioning I2P router prototypes have emerged, marking a pivotal moment for privacy-focused networking.
HMAC
RFC 2104 says you need at least 80 bits, but NIST's new SP 800-224 dropped the floor to 32 bits with a risk analysis requirement that nobody wants to explain.
qubes os
The Xen Project dropped three security advisories on September 9, 2025, and Qubes OS published same-day confirmation that none of them threaten the platform's security architecture.
Microsoft
Microsoft wants AI agents clicking through your files like humans—on infrastructure with 1,360 CVEs in 2024 alone.
Darknet & Darkweb News, OpSec, OSINT and More
LMDE 7 "Gigi" released October 14, 2025 built on Debian 13 Trixie with Linux kernel 6.12 LTS, Cinnamon 6.4.12, and the first mainline real-time kernel support.
California just mandated that police must disclose when artificial intelligence writes their reports, and vendors are banned from selling the data they collect. (and why it doesn't matter)
The privacy OS now opens Tor Browser to a local page instead of phoning home, while patching critical vulnerabilities and fixing confusing error messages.
By putting one domain in the TLS handshake and another in the HTTP header, domain fronting made Signal unstoppable in Egypt, Oman, and UAE—until corporations caved to authoritarian pressure.
While Google Docs reads everything you type, CryptPad's XSalsa20-Poly1305 encryption and Nakamoto-style consensus protocol ensure the server never decrypts your documents.
The new release implements /24 subnet filtering to disadvantage spy nodes that have been attempting transaction-to-IP correlation since October 2020.
Your ISP-provided router might be saving you setup time, but it's costing you control, privacy, and protection against nation-state attackers who've already proven they can breach these devices.
Tor Browser 14.5.8 shipped with critical security fixes backported from Firefox 144, plus updates to core anonymity infrastructure. The Tor Project released the update on its download page and distribution directory.
Odysee spent 2023-2024 migrating blockchains and building AI trading bots yet somehow couldn't spare a weekend to integrate Monero payment support that darknet markets implemented in a week back in 2019.
MyMonero's shutdown of there wallet forces thousands of users off a surveillance architecture where keys lived on central servers, an upgrade whether they wanted it or not.
openSUSE Leap 16 defaults to NSA-developed SELinux, eliminates X11 for Wayland-only operation, ships web management on all interfaces, and uses a remote installer with documented mDNS attack risks.
State intelligence agencies maintain RATs functionally identical to XWorm, proving that control depends on who holds the keyboard.