Debian has had the option to use Tor to update for quite some time, but most users don’t even know that it’s an option or how to set it up, and it turns out it is quite simple! Firstly, you will need to install Tor. Once that is complete you need to make sure you have apt-transport-tor installed: sudo apt install apt-transport-tor now all you need to do is edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file, replacing all the normal Debian mirrors…
After using CopperheadOS for 3 months, I have a new outlook on Android. CopperheadOS is a hardened version of AOSP. It uses various techniques to keep your phone secure that aren’t present in stock Android. CopperheadOS is meant to replace stock Android for businesses who require extra security for whatever reason. This is abundantly clear when looking at the few phones they support Nexus 9 Nexus 5x Nexus 6P and if you are willing to buy either a support contract,…
You have probably heard of Pi-Hole, a great way to block ads at a DNS level for your whole system, instead of just in your browser, but there is a better alternative that works with pretty much any Linux distro. NoTrack allows you to route all of your DNS requests through your own server, filtering out anything you don’t want getting through like Google Analytics before routeing your request to a DNS server of your choosing. NoTrack offers a variety…