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Posted by dcparris on · 2 comments
Free Software Magazine; By Robin Monks 		Mail this story
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Nowadays, with more and more governmental censorship (and with it getting worse by the day, just look at Slashdot’s privacy section) and reports of hacking into major servers becoming almost a daily occurrence, we all want the maximum security and privacy possible online. Thankfully, some great free software projects have risen to the challenge! Here are some simple steps to keep your "stuff" safe:

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Comments (2)

tarball ·
Ok article if you're a Windows user, not sure what its relevence is to a Linux website though!
dcparris Story submitter ·
We frequently run articles mentioning FOSS apps generally as well. GPG was part of the mix. We have a number of sys admins who run mixed environments who might appreciate the info.

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