ZeroZero's Miscellany
Links and Sites...
Whilst governments around the world
become sinistarly more and more similar to the Nazi and Soviet States which
they publicily attack, people are fighting back against the introduction of
the worldwide police state. This countries government, for example, led by
Jackboot Straw and Tony Liar is attempting to monitor every activity every
individual in this country carries out both in the'real world' and on the
internet. This is being done through the introduction of bills like the Regulatory
Investigatory Powers Bill (RIP Bill) and the Terrorism Bill and the introduction
of CCTV cameras everywhere. This page features information on privacy software,
anti-drug war propaganda games and software and more.
Please email zerozero@pcworks.demon.co.uk
if anything essential is missing.
ANTI-DRUG WAR SOFTWARE &
GAMES
In EvilX Systems Ganja
Farmer you are John Parker, fearless Rasta soldier, and this is your
last stand! The M a n has come to destroy your humble herb field and you must
stop him! You have mounted a 20mm machine gun atop your 1969 VW microbus and
will blow the hell out of anyone or anything, that tries to kill you or your
herb! Listen to words of justice from Jah whilst you blast US DEA officers
out of the sky...
The
Cannabinetic Screen Saver
- tells you about the medicinal properties of cannabis and shows you a dancing
herb leaf.
PRIVACY SOFTWARE/ANONYMOUS
INTERNET USE
Wanting to be anonymous whilst
sending your emails and 'surfing' the web does not mean you are a criminal.
It shows that you want your privacy to be respected, both from hackers and
criminals who might want to find out what people are up to for their own benefit,
and from the police and the security forces who try and build up profiles
of many millions of people around the world. The links below are aimed at
helping people achieve anonymity if that is what they wish, and are not intended
to promote illegal activity. None of the sites below have anything to do with
this website, and thus the integrity of their software/services cannot be
assured.
General Sites
of Interest About Privacy
http://grc.com/
- many hints and tips as to how to prevent hackers wreacking havoc on your system.
Important hint for anonymous internet use - beware of 'Cookies' which are used
by corporations and more to find out about which sites you visit, what software
you've got on your computer and more; delete your internet history files and
memory.
For software used to encrypt files
go to: http://www.pgp.com.
PGP can also be used to clean your
hard disk of information and data that hasn't been deleted properly.
For info about PGP Tom McCune's FAQ
is good: http://www.mccune.cc/PGP.htm
The PGP Users Mailing list homepage
is http://cryptorights.org/pgp-users/
Find out the geographical location
of an IP (email/websurfers) address: http://visualroute1.datametrics.co.uk.
Also, try: http://spamcop.net/fom-serve/cache/19.html
to find out where email has originated from - use the IP addresses in the email
headers to do this.
The Cypherpunks Home Page (lots of
cool stuff) ftp://ftp.csua.berkeley.edu/pub/cypherpunks/Home.html
Cryptome (use an anonymizer to access
this) http://cryptome.org/.
Webattack
has loads of shareware and freeware programs which can aid in privacy and investigation.
Particularly, check out Sampspade
for a whole load of useful tools.
Anonymous Email
Servers and Information
For encrypted e-mail accounts visit
Hushmail, Messager
and Mail2Web. Rather
than storing data on your hard drive (which under the Regulatory Investigatory
Powers Bill can be accessed under warrant by MI5 or police) stash your private
bits and pieces on the Net. There are companies like Freedrive (http://www.
freedrive.com) where you can store info on their sites for download
at a later date.
Also, check out: http://www.cyber-rights.net
for an anonymous email service which has an overtly political slant.
Surfing the Web
Anonymously
For (almost) anonymous surfing, find
out about using anonymous proxies at http://proxy.nikto.net/multiproxy.htm.
Use the anonymous proxies list, and enter an anonymous proxy address into your
browsers appropriate section.
Check out http://www.safeweb.com
for anonymous web surfing.
