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A shiny key sits in a silver lock. Computer Security For Activists & Everyone (October 2018 Slides & Resources)
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Computer Security For Activists & Everyone (October 2018 Slides & Resources)

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Here is a collection of resources from Oh Shit! What Now?’s October 2018 class, “Computer Security For Activists & Everyone.” We either used these resources and links in the creation of the class, or they offer opportunities for further learning and study. Current Events: Facebook & Google+ Hacked The Facebook Hack Exposes An Internet-Wide Failure (WIRED)… Continue reading Computer Security For Activists & Everyone (October 2018 Slides & Resources)

Computer Security & Online Privacy Basics (September 14)
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Computer Security & Online Privacy Basics (September 14)

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In today’s charged atmosphere, activists (and anyone who is politically active) are targeted for surveillance, hacking, and even threats to their safety from police, the government, hackers, even white surpemacists. In this introductory class, we’ll explain the basics of computer security and offer tips on protecting your privacy online. We’ll talk about using encryption to… Continue reading Computer Security & Online Privacy Basics (September 14)

Resisting Doxing & Protecting Privacy: Resources For Vulnerable People
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Resisting Doxing & Protecting Privacy: Resources For Vulnerable People

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Below is a collection of resources from Oh Shit! What Now?’s “Take Back Your Online Privacy: Dox Resisters Edition” class. We either used these resources and links in the creation of the class, or they offer opportunities for further learning and study. Oh Shit! What Now? offers basic computer security classes every other month, but… Continue reading Resisting Doxing & Protecting Privacy: Resources For Vulnerable People

Take Back Your Online Privacy: Dox Resisters Edition (June 22)
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Take Back Your Online Privacy: Dox Resisters Edition (June 22)

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“Doxing” is when an activist or other individual faces harassment after their personal information is released online. In this free class, we will offer some basic tips for protecting your identity online, and considering what you post and how, as well as a few tips for how to handle being doxed if it happens to… Continue reading Take Back Your Online Privacy: Dox Resisters Edition (June 22)

Take Back Your Online Privacy: Computer Security Resources For Activists & Everyday Humans
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Take Back Your Online Privacy: Computer Security Resources For Activists & Everyday Humans

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Here is a collection of resources from Oh Shit! What Now?’s “Take Back Your Online Privacy” class. We either used these resources and links in the creation of the class, or they offer opportunities for further learning and study. Recommended Virtual Private Networks These Virtual Private Networks were vetted by Oh Shit! What Now?’s volunteer… Continue reading Take Back Your Online Privacy: Computer Security Resources For Activists & Everyday Humans

CLASS: Take Back Your Online Privacy (April 23)
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CLASS: Take Back Your Online Privacy (April 23)

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After Congress voted to repeal online privacy protections, many people have suggested using a Virtual Private Network to protect your browsing behavior. Unfortunately, not all VPNs are created equal. In this free class, we’ll talk about how to select a VPN that meets your needs, and some other simple steps you can take to create… Continue reading CLASS: Take Back Your Online Privacy (April 23)