A list of resources for the security conscious tech-users. Operation security, incident response and help guides.
- Passwords
- Real, full (family) name
- Address of your home, workplace, or school
- National ID number
- Driver’s license number and passport number
- Date and place of birth
- Biometric information (fingerprints, facial recognition, voice recognition)
- Computer’s IP address (a unique number that identifies your computer on the Internet)
- Specific location (geolocation numbers, like from your phone or in tagged photos)
- Credit and debit card numbers, security codes, and expiration dates
- Bank account numbers
- Answers to common security questions
- Name you use day to day, if different from your legal name
- Primary screen name(s)
- Email address (if it’s not public)
- Telephone number
- Race, sexual orientation, and gender
- Mailing address (if it’s different from your residence; otherwise it’s red)
- Country, state, and city of residence
- ZIP code (or postal code)
- Google Voice number
- Mailing address or P.O. Box
- Digital, online phone number, such as a Skype number
- Email addresses that are not linked to a vital service, such as your bank account
- Photos and videos that don’t embarrass you or reveal private information
- Social media profiles on sites where you’re confident you understand the privacy settings
- General likes, favorites, and things you enjoy sharing on social media sites
- Single-use or gift credit cards
- Gmail
- Tutanota
- [Mail.com]https://www.mail.com/int/)
- Hushmail
- iCloud
- Microsoft Outlook
- Yahoo! Mail
- Zoho Mail
- Army of She
- Ban Revenge Porn
- Crash Override Network Combating Online Hate
- End Revenge Porn
- IWF
- Women Against Revenge Porn
There isn’t one single clearinghouse where you can put yourself on a “do not track” list, but you can opt out of data mining by all members of industry associations :
- Self-Regulatory Program for Online Behavioral Advertising
- Do Not Track
- Mobile App Tracking
- Network Advertising Initiative
- Adblock Plus - Blocks ads and tracking for most advertisers
- AppLock
- AVG PrivacyFix - Manages all social media privacy settings
- Blur - Blocks tracking, password management, disposable email addresses, and much more
- BugMeNot - Bypasses the sign-in on websites that require your info to simply read a page
- Cocoon - Blocks tracking, offers disposable email addresses
- Disconnect - Blocks Facebook tracking
- Do Not Track
- DuckDuckGo - A nontracking search engine
- Ghostery - Alerts you to bugs, tracking, and ad networks on sites you
- HTTPS Everywhere - Enables encryption automatically on sites that support it
- PrivacySuite
- How it works
- Cryptology links
- PGP Installation and Use For Dummies
- Browser Extension - Mailvelope
- Open source alternative
If you have any additional related resource(s). Fork this project repo, make changes on your clone and make a Pull Request. You can also drop me an email - jayombagi (at) gmail (dot) com