This month 226 security vulnerabilities were reported in various brands of WiFi routers. This includes big names like Netgear, Asus, D-link. TP-Link, and more. Luckily it sounds like the router vendors have all released updates for affected models. So log into your router right now or as soon as you can and look for firmware Continue Reading »
I seen some people talking on the internet this morning saying “DuckDuckGo has gone woke”. I thought I must be out of the loop so I started looking around and I found some things that are concerning. UPDATE: 3/14/2020 This page has been blowing up on my site so I looked into it and it Continue Reading »
It’s hard to live in this world without using money. What you buy and sell can also tell a lot about you. So do you want to know what the ultimate tool for government surveillance and control is? It’s when everything you buy and sell becomes public knowledge and your money is controlled by the Continue Reading »
About a month ago I found this open search engine called Searx and I really like it. In the simplest terms I can think of I’d call it a search proxy. You tell Searx what you want to search for and it will go out to a bunch of the major search engines and run Continue Reading »
A warrant canary is a statement that a site or company has not received any secret warrant request. According to Wikipedia, the idea was first proposed by Steven Schear in 2002. Then the idea hit its peak around 2013-2014 when big companies like Apple started using them. How they work? The idea is that a Continue Reading »
