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Or use a website that has an Anonymous Drop Box. Wikileaks did have one, but its no longer operational. I think a few mainstream media organisations copied the
by codeulike 13y ago
Or use a website that has an Anonymous Drop Box. Wikileaks did have one, but its no longer operational. I think a few mainstream media organisations copied the idea and claimed to have anonymous drop boxes?
e.g New Yorker has one, called Strongbox - http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/closeread/2013/05/introducing-strongbox-anonymous-document-sharing-tool.html http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/closeread/2013/05/intr... - powered by Tor, designed by Aaron Swartz and others, and open-sourced as DeadDrop http://deaddrop.github.io/ http://deaddrop.github.io/
- codeulike 13y agoAlthough, first comment on the new yorker post is a good explanation of why StrongBox might not be enough http://fyre.it/i3tCXN.4 http://fyre.it/i3tCXN.4
- dllthomas 13y agoIt sounds like we need to provide time delay for file transfer as a Tor hidden service.
- nosuchagency 13y agoMixmaster (and also Mixminion) is high latency anonymity network and is therefor nearly impossible to trace. You remember the University of Pittsburgh bomb threats. The FBI is still unable to track down who was sending the emails. A pretty strong endorsement in my mind
- digitalengineer 13y agoClicking on the comments link does not reveal any comments. I'm getting a "Subscribe now to get more of The New Yorker's signature mix of politics, culture, and the arts. "
- carlob 13y agoI get the same. Might be related to the fact that I use Ghostery to block absolutely everything. I was starting to feel too paranoid about that, but now I think it's totally justified.
- digitalengineer 13y agoOh, correct! Must be Ghostry as I use it as well.
- jlogsdon 13y agoIt is Ghostery. Pause it and the comments will appear.
- brown9-2 13y agoScreenshot: http://cl.ly/image/0P2C0z013h43 http://cl.ly/image/0P2C0z013h43