Darknet
A Beginner's Guide to Staying Anonymous Online

all reviews in one place: night mode reading ; skaitom nakties rezimu About the Book: Author, not even hiding the heightened sense of paranoia, tells us the how and what destroys anonymity and makes us vulnerable, even those of us who feel like they have nothing to hide or no one to hide from.......more

Problems with governments: 1. They too often want more control, not less crime. 2. They too often forget that people do pay their wages, not them.......more

As the author continues to elaborate throughout the opening chapters, this book is a generalized introduction to the Darknet and how to access it. It introduces well-known tools (with brief synopses) of their technologies such as Tor, Freenet, and Tails while not ever truly elaborating on them or th......more

Extremely basic guide to privacy. I've a feeling even so it might be too advanced for those who know nothing about it already, and too basic for those like myself who know just a bit. Did have a few programs I'd not yet heard of, but given the book is already 2 years old those might be dated. Needs......more

This is not a good guide for beginners to staying anonymous online. It's full of irrelevant jargon and assumes knowledge and approximately the same level as it teaches, so without some substantial editing, it will confuse and frustrate most genuine beginners or even non-experts (and for experts, it......more