Anonymity over the Internet has largely helped journalists escape clinching firewalls and surveillance of their governments. In fact, Freedom of the Press Foundation recommends use of The Onion Router (TOR) to better protect journalists’ from surveillance and in many instances prison (Lee, 2013). Anonymity in the World Wide Web allows political activists, whistle-blowers, and everyday citizens to present...
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Reports are coming in that TOR network has been compromised. @torproject issued a warning, Possible upcoming attempts to disable the Tor network https://t.co/XRcpy2fX1f #Tor #anonymity #humanrights pic.twitter.com/akUTL8asbK — torproject (@torproject) December 19, 2014 First, #cthulhuSec’s mirrors were compromised. Although @CthulhuSec claims his mirrors are back online, I’m not quite sure if...
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