Tor and the Dark Art of Anonymity: Online Privacy and Anonymity in Cybersecurity, Linux & Windows Security Essentials
About this audiobook
Tired of being spied on by your ISP? The IRS? Nosy relatives on Facebook? This book is your baby. It's the best online privacy book money can buy with every Tor Browser tip, trick, guide and secret metadata tricks not even the NSA knows about. It's now yours for the taking (FREE!). No skills in hacking, penetration testing, kali linux or programming required! Plus, You'll learn it in days, not years and for a fraction of the cost of a degree.
Get instant access to thousands of deep web hidden websites, portals and secret files plus access to the Hidden Wiki, all for free and in total anonymity. Not even the NSA will know who you are.
Most Big Data groups like Google, Facebook and Pinterest donot have your best interest at heart. They want your privacy curtailed so that you can be tracked left, right and center. Today's written word will be used against you in the future. Minority Report and 1984 are just around the corner. Master anonymity, encryption and counter-surveillance in a weekend, not years.
Don't let a tyrannical future bite you in your backside. It's time to FIGHT BACK. Encrypt yourself online!
Other books tell you to install this or that and leave it at that. This book goes much deeper, delving into the very heart of invisibility, offline and on: how to create a new darknet persona and leave no electronic trail...with Tor or a hundred other apps. In essence, how to be anonymous without looking like you're trying to be anonymous. On Android, Windows or Linux. Doesn't matter. I go through them all in easy step by step fashion. One of the best ebooks to download and read you can ever get for the low price of FREE. You can't lose!
Covered:
- Why so many Deep Web Fail, and Where You Can Survive in 3 Easy Steps
- The Best Cryptocurrency
- Hidden Dark Web sites, Freenet and I2P, RISK FREE COMMUNICATION
- Mission Impossible: How a Spy like Ethan Hunt stays alive on the lam
- PGP the Easy Way
- Linux Encryption & Mobile Tor
- Darknet Personas
- Police Raids
- How to Survive a Police Interrogation
- How Hacking Groups stay hidden.
- Opsec for dealing on the Deep Web
- Cybersecurity secrets
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About the author
Lance Henderson has been practicing encryption, cybersecurity and teaching online privacy to thousands for almost 20 years. When he isn't advising wayward hackers to be ethical in their pursuits, he can be found teaching children on how to avoid predators, thieves and those on social media like Facebook and Pinterest who may not have their best interests at heart.
He grew up in New Orleans, Louisiana near the old French Quarter (Pirate's Alley) and taught Usenet to the neighborhood kids and how to hack their Amiga 500s to oblivion and back. He first became interested in cybersec on discussion boards like The Well and other places of cyber origin over the years. Turning his back on academe and instead teaching others to protect themselves, he states: "It is a far better thing to be poor and train young minds to be net smart and street smart rather than be some old crusty professor drumming along the same tune year after year."
While his online books focus on anti-hacking, counter-surveillance and online privacy, he also dabbles in growing mushrooms, roses and making beer in New Orleans and teaching wayward vampires and evil minded hackers the error of their ways.
