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...tions or to study previous activity. In short, you have compromised your [[security]] and [[privacy]]. [[Mixing service]] is used to avoid compromising of privacy and security. Mixing services provide to periodically exchange your bitcoins for differe

...ntory at a warehouse. [http://www.eff.org/patriot/sunset/505.php National Security Letters] are written to make [http://www.aclu.org//natsec/warpowers/21261pr #[[Network Attributes of your computer]]

...'t have to keep doing so. But a curse in that if someone then obtains your computer, they can use the cookie values to prove you were at a given website at a g [[Category:Computer network security]]

...r hostname, go to SystemPreferences-Sharing. From here you can change your computer name. Your default hostname will then be Example.local ...mewhere on the web interface. If you need to change these settings on your computer itself, follow the appropriate instructions below:

...ndicators that someone is investigating you/watching what you do with your computer. ...th. The ideas are based on [http://www.securityfocus.com/infocus/1811 this Security Focus article] and this article on [http://la-samhna.de/library/rootkits/ba

...se the length of this window is to attempt an [[Network Attributes of your computer#SSH Hopping | SSH Hopping]]-like technique by chaining [http://money.howstu ...ecided to block Tor, so you may need to put a [[Network Attributes of your computer#Tor followed by HTTP Proxy | special line]] in your privoxy config to acces

...endent media, self-publishing, Free Open Source Software, computer music, computer art and graphics, and so on. Computers also enable independent people to co ..., and communications with the underground) is well within the reach of all computer literate individuals, and functioning as a consumer is sufficiently support

...sted central authority: maintenance of the block chain is performed by a [[computer network|network]] of communicating [[node (networking)|nodes]] running bitc ...nd2014.pdf | date = 2014 | accessdate = 31 October 2014 | publisher = IEEE computer society}}</ref> Projects such as [[Zerocoin]] and [[Cody Wilson#Dark Wallet