EFF opens new anti-snooping site

By The Inquirer
10:54 Mar 5, 2009 | 2 Comments
Tags: security | privacy | eff

Essential linkage: Everything you need to keep The Man from your data.

The Electronic Frontier Foundation has opened a web site designed to help you keep the government from getting its grubby mitts on your hard-drive.

EFF Senior Staff Attorney Kevin Bankston said the Surveillance Self-Defence project offers citizens a legal and technical toolkit with tips on how to defend themselves in case the government attempts to search, steal, subpoena or spy on their most private data.

The site can be found here if the spooks have not already taken it down as a threat to national security.

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2 Comments

battlefield_gir Mar 5, 2009 11:41 AM	i just keep a kilo of thermite above my drives.
t8y Mar 5, 2009 4:29 PM	yep, just your basic uber powerful electronic magnets here to wipe hdds (and sterilise male reproduction organs) at the flick of a switch thatll keep The Mans hands off my heroes eps LOL

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