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Home of the Tor Project, the nonprofit that develops Tor Browser and maintains the onion-routing network. Its manual explains how Tor routes traffic through volunteer relays, how to install and configure the browser, use bridges against censorship, and avoid habits that deanonymize users.
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EFF Surveillance Self-Defense
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's guide to digital security, combining explainers on threat modeling, encryption and metadata with step-by-step tool tutorials for Tor, Signal and secure devices. Readers learn to assess their own risks and pick suitable protections, including scenario-based playlists for journalists and activists.
Privacy & Security Guide for Beginners
Learn anonymous browsing & online privacy! This beginner-friendly course from Techlore makes staying secure easy.
Extreme Privacy
Former government computer-crimes investigator Michael Bazzell's field manual for disappearing from public records: nomad residency, anonymous LLCs and trusts, private housing and vehicle purchases, burner communications and data-broker removal. Readers learn the complete, ordered process he uses with clients, including document templates.
The Art of Invisibility
Former hacker Kevin Mitnick explains how individuals are tracked online and offline, covering passwords, encrypted email, Tor, VPNs, metadata, device fingerprinting and surveillance cameras. Readers learn practical countermeasures for protecting their identity and data, from basic habits to measures for staying anonymous.
cdt.org
CDT.org is the Center for Democracy & Technology, a nonprofit focused on defending privacy and civil liberties in the digital age. It offers policy research, legal analysis, and advocacy resources with reports, briefs, blog posts, and toolkits on data privacy, surveillance, and tech policy.