Dual-booting Qubes and Ubuntu with Encrypted Disks
Qubes is my preferred operating system, but occasionally you need to run something else. It’s hard to get certain
The Operating System That Can Protect You Even if You Get Hacked
This was originally published on the Freedom of the Press Foundation’s blog.
We wrote about the importance of the
Ubuntu is finally taking privacy seriously
Update: A couple people have pointed out that the privacy changes won’t actually take affect in 14.04, which
Two really simple things Microsoft can do to make Windows more secure against NSA
Thanks to Edward Snowden and journalists at Der Spiegel, today we learned about Tailored Access Operations (TAO), NSA’s world-
How Mailpile can implement opportunistic PGP email encryption
For those wanting to decentralize the Internet and encrypt all the things, Mailpile is a hot topic.
What’s Mailpile?
Leaving EFF and joining a fearless team of journalists
I started working at the Electronic Frontier Foundation in March of 2011. I joined the tech team as EFF’s
Canonical shouldn’t abuse trademark law to silence critics of its privacy decisions
I run the website fixubuntu.com, a place to quickly and easily learn how to disable the privacy-invasive features
HTML email, attachments, and flowed text in Enigmail
I’ve noticed that a lot of people who are new to GPG really don’t want to give up
Don’t Succumb to Security Nihilism
You might have read today’s shocking Guardian and New York Times articles outlining the many ways that NSA and
It’s 2013. We’re all being spied on. Why do security software websites not use HTTPS?
Update: This post made the frontpage of reddit and many of the comments are wrong. I took a moment to
