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− | |Description=All of the programs listed below run on GNU/Linux and most also work with Windows and Mac as well. | + | |Description=All of the programs listed below run on GNU/Linux and most also work with Windows and Mac as well. The Free Software Foundation in no way endorses or encourages illegal activities. |
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|Package note=A Firefox ESR-based web browser for use of the TOR network. | |Package note=A Firefox ESR-based web browser for use of the TOR network. | ||
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+ | |Package=OpenVPN | ||
+ | |Package note=Create a virtual private network over TLS. | ||
+ | |Section=VPN client | ||
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|Package note=A secure, forgiving, lightweight and easy to use Bitcoin client. | |Package note=A secure, forgiving, lightweight and easy to use Bitcoin client. | ||
|Section=Anonymous electronic payment systems | |Section=Anonymous electronic payment systems | ||
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+ | |Package=Monero Core | ||
+ | |Package note=Monero (XMR), after the Esperanto word for money, is a CryptoNight-based cryptocurrency forked from Bytecoin (BCN). | ||
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|Package=Gajim | |Package=Gajim | ||
|Package note=Light and fast Jabber/XMPP client for GNU/Linux and Windows—OTR support via plugin. | |Package note=Light and fast Jabber/XMPP client for GNU/Linux and Windows—OTR support via plugin. | ||
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− | |Package= | + | |Package=GNU Ring |
− | |Package note= | + | |Package note=Distributed and encrypted audio/video/text communication software building on SIP. |
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|Package=Ricochet | |Package=Ricochet | ||
|Package note=Decentralized Instant messenger via the Tor network. | |Package note=Decentralized Instant messenger via the Tor network. | ||
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+ | |Package=Wire | ||
+ | |Package note=Modern communication tool, full privacy. | ||
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+ | |Package=Freenet | ||
+ | |Package note=Freenet allows efficient distribution of information over the Internet without fear of censorship. | ||
+ | |Section=Anonymizing network | ||
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|Package note=GNUnet is a secure, trust-based peer-to-peer framework. A first service implemented on top of the networking layer allows anonymous censorship-resistant file-sharing. The goal of the GNUnet project is to become the ultimate system for free information exchange in a world hostile toward uncontrolled communication. | |Package note=GNUnet is a secure, trust-based peer-to-peer framework. A first service implemented on top of the networking layer allows anonymous censorship-resistant file-sharing. The goal of the GNUnet project is to become the ultimate system for free information exchange in a world hostile toward uncontrolled communication. | ||
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Revision as of 00:31, 27 March 2020
All of the programs listed below run on GNU/Linux and most also work with Windows and Mac as well. The Free Software Foundation in no way endorses or encourages illegal activities.
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Web browser
IceCat | Suitable replacement for Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer and others. Comes with privacy features turned on, and LibreJS (and more) for disabling non-free JavaScript code, FaceBook "like" buttons and other things.
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Tor Browser | A Firefox ESR-based web browser for use of the TOR network.
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VPN client
OpenVPN | Create a virtual private network over TLS.
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Anonymous electronic payment systems
Electrum | A secure, forgiving, lightweight and easy to use Bitcoin client.
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Monero Core | Monero (XMR), after the Esperanto word for money, is a CryptoNight-based cryptocurrency forked from Bytecoin (BCN).
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Openbazaar-desktop | OpenBazaar 2.0 Desktop Client (talks to openbazaar-go server daemon).
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Taler | Taxable Anonymous Libre Electronic Reserves. Electronic payment system that accepts any currency, is energy-friendly, makes clients anonymous and allows governments to tax payments
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Encrypted communication
Gajim | Light and fast Jabber/XMPP client for GNU/Linux and Windows—OTR support via plugin.
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GNU Ring | Distributed and encrypted audio/video/text communication software building on SIP.
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pidgin-otr | A Pidgin plugin for off-the-record conversations.
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Ricochet | Decentralized Instant messenger via the Tor network.
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Wire | Modern communication tool, full privacy.
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Anonymizing network
Freenet | Freenet allows efficient distribution of information over the Internet without fear of censorship.
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Gnunet | GNUnet is a secure, trust-based peer-to-peer framework. A first service implemented on top of the networking layer allows anonymous censorship-resistant file-sharing. The goal of the GNUnet project is to become the ultimate system for free information exchange in a world hostile toward uncontrolled communication.
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I2P | Invisible Internet Project
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Tor | When used with encryption, this helps anonymize and secure your Internet traffic.
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Encryption and GPG
Ecryptfs-utils | ecryptfs cryptographic filesystem (utilities).
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Gpa | The GNU Privacy Assistant is a simple and friendly graphical interface to GNU Privacy Guard (GnuPG). This makes it easy to create and manage your keys and key ring!
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GPG | The encryption program.
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Category/Security/encryption | Check out all of the encryption packages in the Directory!
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Icedove add-ons
Enigmail | Want to encrypt your emails? Simply use the Enigmail extension to Icedove!
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TorBirdy | Provides safe Tor support for Icedove.
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IceCat and Tor Browser add-ons
HTTPS Everywhere | Encrypt your communications from thousands of websites by enforcing HTTPS Everywhere.
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NoScript | Install NoScript and enable ‘Forbid scripts globally’ to improve the security of your browser by preventing 0day JavaScript attacks. This is a drastic option as it will render many websites unusable as they rely heavily on JavaScript. NoScript offers a whitelist you can use to selectively enable JavaScript for sites you trust, but this is considered especially bad for your anonymity if you're using NoScript with Tor.
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Tor Child Abuse Block | Filters Tor .onion domains via the Blacklist given at ahmia.fi.
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